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Im confused i read the laws and it says 35% all the way around and then i talked to my local tint shop and they said the rear window in a pickup u can go as dark as u want. Does any one know the laws.
That's because you're paranoid. I've told you before those pink rabbits are not going to kill you.:tongue:Hell I'd undo my holster too if it was dark out...
The judge has a point. Sounds like he was just looking to make an example of you.I'd stick with 35%, less chance of a ticket.
On a side note if you take the vehicle out of state review the laws in the states you travel through. A few years back I traveled from Georgia to California for a visit. While in Ca. I was stopped because my tint was to dark, I informed the CHP officer that in Georgia the tint was legal, he in turn informed me that I had better take a geography class if I thought I was still in Georgia. In Ca. the tint was illegal and a ticketable offense. I thought I'd get a little leeway from a judge being I was in the Military and only in Ca. for a short visit so I took it to court, he too told me he didnt care how they did it in Georgia and fined me $145. The judge explained to me a vehicle operator is responsible for ensuring the vehicle is configured and operated in accordance with the laws of the state its being operated in no matter what the law is in the state it's registered in.
But they are out to get ME. I’ve seen them with those little paws on their HAIR TRIGGERS.That's because you're paranoid. I've told you before those pink rabbits are not going to kill you.:tongue:
Thats just bloody miserable. So what if I come to CA. nice. A fine would be lovely, not even being from the US. What a bunch of grumpy farts. I can think of worse things to do on the roads than a bloody tint job. :no:I'd stick with 35%, less chance of a ticket.
On a side note if you take the vehicle out of state review the laws in the states you travel through. A few years back I traveled from Georgia to California for a visit. While in Ca. I was stopped because my tint was to dark, I informed the CHP officer that in Georgia the tint was legal, he in turn informed me that I had better take a geography class if I thought I was still in Georgia. In Ca. the tint was illegal and a ticketable offense. I thought I'd get a little leeway from a judge being I was in the Military and only in Ca. for a short visit so I took it to court, he too told me he didnt care how they did it in Georgia and fined me $145. The judge explained to me a vehicle operator is responsible for ensuring the vehicle is configured and operated in accordance with the laws of the state its being operated in no matter what the law is in the state it's registered in.
Ditto. On my grandparents old Dodge Ram 15-passenger, all the windows were tinted very dark, and you couldn't see out of the back window to save your life at night. And that was a HUGE van...I don't know how peopel that drove it did it. I was going to go with dark tint on my rear windows, but when I thought of their van, I decided against it.The tint on my Cavalier is so dark that it's hard to see out of at night. My wife literally has to get out, look over the vehicle and get back in to back-up. It's got to be 50% tint or greater.
Now, the plus side is that's it's really good tint for keeping the sun out down here on these hot days. It's going to be 104F here today.