Extension policies in Saskatchewan generally require which of the following?

The requirement for valid plates aligns with the regulations governing vehicle registration and operation in Saskatchewan. To legally operate a vehicle, you must have it registered and display valid license plates. This demonstrates that the vehicle is recognized by the province and that any necessary fees or taxes have been paid.

While a current driver's license and proof of insurance are important for operating a vehicle, they do not specifically pertain to the extension policies regarding the vehicle's registration and plates. An inspection report may be necessary for certain conditions or types of vehicles, but it is not a general requirement for extension policies. Thus, the inclusion of valid plates is a fundamental aspect of ensuring that vehicles comply with provincial regulations for safe and legal driving.