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Old 08-28-2006, 12:00 AM
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Cool Re: Window Tint

Originally Posted by buggy4crossfires
It is specifically against the law to tint driver and passenger windows because they want Police officers to be able to see if driver and/or passenger are pulling a weapon as an officer approaches the vehicle. I've had a Jeep GC that was a base model and didn't come with window tint and 4 Jeep GC's that came with the tint standard and although I like the look of the tinted cars the one w/out the tint was the far safer vehicle to drive and operate. No question about it.
As Marc has stated. New York State/City Police (I am sure other states are using the same reasoning) want to be able see what's going on inside of vehicles. My windows are not tinted for safety reasons, I believe here in Virginia the limit is 30% and the front windshield and rear windshield cannot be tinted. Our cars have limited visibility, especially the Roadsters why would you want to compromise the situation more.