Window Tinting
#17
06-11-2011 | 03:25 AM
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I'm in Cape May County. I need to get my back window tinted for sure, and maybe the very top of my front window.
#18
06-11-2011 | 03:40 AM
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^^^^ The standard should be set by the State. Looks like North Carolina is 35%.
http://home.pcisys.net/~bpc/auto_law/tint/tint_nc.html
Typically a car is not classified as a "passenger vehicle" but yet is a vehicle that transports passengers as in a limo, bus, etc.
FWIW, I've never seen where the rear windows on a passenger car can be as dark as the owner wants. In Georgia, the rear of a pick-up truck or SUV can be as dark as the owner wants, but the front windows can't be any darker than 32%.
http://home.pcisys.net/~bpc/auto_law/tint/tint_nc.html
Typically a car is not classified as a "passenger vehicle" but yet is a vehicle that transports passengers as in a limo, bus, etc.
FWIW, I've never seen where the rear windows on a passenger car can be as dark as the owner wants. In Georgia, the rear of a pick-up truck or SUV can be as dark as the owner wants, but the front windows can't be any darker than 32%.
Fayetteville PD is correct. According to the NCDOT, may not be darker than 35% on all windows (photometer can measure 32% and still be legal). There are exceptions which can be found here.
The definitions of the exempted vehicles can be found here.
Basically, trucks and minivans are exempt from the 35% restriction for all windows behind the driver.
Hope this clarifies things a little.
The definitions of the exempted vehicles can be found here.
Basically, trucks and minivans are exempt from the 35% restriction for all windows behind the driver.
Hope this clarifies things a little.
#20
06-11-2011 | 12:24 PM
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Be careful if you come to Georgia. Some cops will pull you over just for the tint.
