What must a dealer do if a customer requests another temporary permit?

When a customer requests another temporary permit, the dealer must refer the customer to their County Motor Vehicle Office. This process is in place because the authority to issue temporary permits is delegated to the County Motor Vehicle Offices, ensuring that all regulations and requirements set forth by the Department of Revenue are properly followed. It helps to maintain accuracy and control over the issuance of such permits.

Providing the permit immediately would not comply with the procedural requirements as only designated offices can officially issue these permits. Charging a fee for the new permit does not align with the typical practices, as the fee structure is usually determined by the County Motor Vehicle Office and not the dealer themselves. Notifying the Department of Revenue is unnecessary for individual requests for temporary permits since the standard procedure is for individuals to handle these requests at the local level. Thus, the most appropriate action for the dealer is to guide the customer to the correct authority for their needs.