Under which circumstance is a person committing an offense regarding disability plates?

The correct response is based on the importance of accurate representation regarding the issuance and use of disability plates. A person is committing an offense if they do not have a disability when using or displaying disability plates. These plates are specifically designated for individuals with certain disabilities, allowing them access to benefits such as parking in designated spaces. Misusing these plates undermines the system and can create unfair advantages over those who are legitimately entitled to use them.

While other options involve issues related to the use of disability plates, they do not directly refer to the legitimacy of the holder's disability status as grounds for committing an offense. For example, displaying plates correctly or allowing others to use the vehicle does not pose a legal issue unless the individual misusing the plates is doing so without rightful claim to the disability.