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Dealers Handbook
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Where to Get a Handbook
You can snare a Vermont vehicle dealers' guide from the Department of Motor Vehicle's (DMV) Enforcement and Safety Division. To request a guide, call (802) 828-4641 or fax (802) 828-2092.
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What's in the Guide
The guide provides everything you need to know about maintaining a Vermont vehicle dealership license. Within in the guide, you'll find information on advertising, place of business, registering, dealer plates, sign requirements and more.
