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Tinted windows are popular nowadays, but the legal tinting limit varies from jurisdiction-to-jurisdiction. This article will discuss how the tinting laws vary, so you can stay compliant and safe on the road – no matter where you’re going!

Is Window Tinting Legal?

Window tinting has become a popular style for many drivers. While some do it for the sleek look, others have window tinting for other safety benefits including:

  • Protection from the sun
  • Keeping cool
  • Reduced risk of shatter, and;
  • Increased lifespan of upholstery.

While it offers health benefits, many wonder how safe it really is—and how legal. 

Car tinting can reduce pedestrian safety. Drivers can keep pedestrian’s safe by making eye contact to communicate when they are going to proceed. But, car tinting prevents that ability for pedestrians to see the driver. Car tinting obstructs view from officials, pedestrians and other drivers which can increase the number of car accidents. A 2013 survey showed that more than 10 percent of drivers had illegal window tints – which exceeded the maximum percent of tint as mandated by their state.

Know Your State Laws for Window Tinting

Every state’s legal requirement for window tinting varies, so it’s important to be mindful and knowledgeable about your state’s legal limit if you want your window’s tinted (or they already are). These restrictions cover:

  • Front side windows
  • Back side windows
  • Rear windows
  • Windshield
  • Reflectivity, and other restrictions.

You can check your state’s requirements here. For example, if you’re a California driver, red, amber and blue window tint is not allowed, and dual side mirrors are required for back tintd windows. If you’re a Florida driver, dual side mirrors are required for back tinted windows, an in addition, may not be any more than 25% reflective.

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