“For sedans and coupes, rear passenger windows and the back glass must allow 15% light through,” Mesiti stated. “For multipurpose vehicles such as vans, trucks and SUVs, rear side windows and ...

Tinted windows can keep car interiors cool and look pretty cool, too. Here's what's legal and what isn't in Michigan when it comes to tinted windows.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - If your car has tinted windows, you may want to make sure it's legal. FOX13 has reported on a couple of arrests by the Memphis Safe Task Force that started with traffic stops because ...

Of course, it’s not just an aesthetic choice. For some drivers it’s become a must to apply some degree of tint to deal with ...

There are many reasons why a person may want to tint their windows. It may be for privacy, to keep the interior cooler in the sun or just for styling. On your average commute you'll see tinted windows ...

Tinted windows can affect a driver’s visibility, so each state has its own laws for how much you can tint your windows.

Under Vermont law, no tint is allowed on the front side windows. But for the back and rear windows, any darkness can be used. On the windshield, non-reflective tint is allowed only above the ...

New Jersey state law prohibits any window tint at all on both windshields and front windows on cars, SUVS and vans. Drivers are, however, allowed to tint their vehicle’s rear and back side windows at ...

Tinted windows can affect a driver’s visibility, so each state has its own laws for how much you can tint your windows.

Every state has its own laws for window tinting and the rules are enforced differently depending on where you live. These laws exist to make sure drivers have clear visibility at all times. Overall, ...

Federal regulations require that all passenger vehicle windows allow at least 70% of light to pass through. Delaware law aligns with this standard, permitting window tinting below that threshold only ...