VA TINTED WINDOW LAW DRIVER
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Thanks for the help in advance and also the information here has definitely made me a smarter consumer as far as tinting cars go, thanks again. any advice as far as which state law I'm required to follow? I would like to tint my front sides as I'm having a new head unit installed and would prefer it not be quite so obvious it's there but would also like to stay legal and avoid as much hassle as possible. Discover short videos related to va window tint law on TikTok. To make matters even more interesting I'm probably going to be transferred to Maine in a few months and they have a different law from the other two. In addition, conditions that occumayr due to family history are not eligible for a window tint. everyone Ive talked to says the same about the door windows.

VA TINTED WINDOW LAW WINDOWS

Windshield: Presumably, NR tinting is permitted above. Conditions that can be addressed through the use of protective eyewear (prescription or non-prescription), or the use of window tint within legal limits that block 99.9 of UV light, are not eligible for a window tint exemption. the windows are blacked out all but the windshield.i know the door window tint has to go but what about the rear Ive heard conflicting stories from cops and other guys about the law.

Figured that the dealership was just giving me a hard time. Ford said they would not do the inspection due to the windows being tinted. Last week I brought it in to my dealership for an oil change and inspection.

VA TINTED WINDOW LAW DRIVER

I'm planning on having my car tinted here in CA but am not sure who's law to follow, CA says no tint at all on the front side windows and no restriction on the rear, VA says 35% on the rear and 50% front sides. Vague: The language of the law is unclear, legislative intent is unclear, or interpretation is uncertain. Brownco24 said: 2 months ago i got my driver and passenger side window tinted to match the back windows.

VA TINTED WINDOW LAW LICENSE

I'm active duty military and stationed in California at the moment, I have a California driver's license but my car is registered in Virginia (I was lazy and CA wanted way to much to change it). Like it can be dark as hell and pass, but if the tint is all rippled and discolored, fails. Here is what is allowed in Virginia window tint law: These are the current Virginia Window Tint Laws.

In Virginia window tint law, this percentage refers to percentage of visible light allowed to pass through the combination of film and the factory tint of the window. Rear Window: Must allow more than 35 of light in. The darkness of tint is measured by (VLT) Visible Light Transmission percentage. Back Side windows: Must allow more than 35 of light in. Front Side windows: Must allow more than 35 of light in. Though as I searched through and was looking at the laws I realized that I haven't seen anything that says what determines the applicability of state tint laws. Yes, it is checked, but only in the sense that we check to see if you can still reasonably through the window, and that the tint isnt all messed up. Windshield: Non-reflective tint is allowed on the top 5 inches of the windshield. I would have put this in an existing thread but didn't see one that matched enough in context. Stumbled upon this forum and site while doing research on tinting.

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