Can a salesperson's spouse drive on dealer tags?

A salesperson's spouse is not permitted to drive on dealer tags. Dealer tags are intended for the use of the dealership's employees, specifically those who are authorized to operate vehicles for the business's purposes, which generally do not extend to family members unless specifically outlined in dealership policies or state regulations.

In the context of dealer tags, they are meant to facilitate the operation and movement of inventory and vehicles owned by the dealership. Usage beyond the authorized individuals can lead to misuse or legal complications for the dealer. Therefore, the prohibitive nature of this option emphasizes the restrictions placed on who can operate vehicles under dealer tags, maintaining compliance with the relevant regulations governing their use.

The other choices either suggest potential permissions that are not grounded in the standard regulations or imply conditional allowances that do not align with the typical restrictions placed on dealer tag usage. This reinforces that only designated dealership personnel, typically licensed salespeople, are allowed to utilize dealer tags for operational purposes.