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  • #16
    Re: License plate law/regulations?

    Originally posted by akimel View Post
    Police officers and state troopers also do not like tinted windows. They want to have a clear view of the driver and occupants. I would not expect a lot of sympathy from New Jersey cops.

    That's the main reason,Akimel. It's the same in most of europe. The windshield glass for safety reasons(vision),and the front sides to see the driver/occupant.

    I get away with it because,I used 'light smoke',and nobody bothers.It looks similair to tinted glass(not plastic film) which is found on most modern vehicles.

    I think most of the problems arise with 'mirrored','colored' or 'midnight black' tints.
    Some places are more severe with their laws than others.......:::::

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    • #17
      Re: License plate law/regulations?

      Originally posted by ColonelCash View Post
      The tint law is for safety. You can move if you don't like it. The South has less restrictive laws (and better looking girls). Just sayin'.
      Just sayin'....Oh yeah
      The way a person treats their car is a direct reflection of how they treat themselves

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      • #18
        Re: License plate law/regulations?

        Quit trying to bend the law or find ways of getting around them. Just do what New Jersey requires which is two plates and no tint on the front windows. If you have NJ plates, you'll be required to uphold NJ traffic law regardless of what state you bought the vehicle in or what the prior owner from another state did to the vehicle.

        Colin
        A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.

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