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1. #New york state tint exemption drivers#
2. #New york state tint exemption driver#
3. #New york state tint exemption skin#
4. #New york state tint exemption windows#

#New york state tint exemption windows#

#New york state tint exemption driver#

The mirrors must give the driver a full and clear view behind the vehicle. This law also applies to the rear window unless the vehicle has outside rear-view mirrors on both sides.Seventy percent or more of the light from the outside must pass through the window. The windshield and front side windows cannot block more than 30 percent of the light.The New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law does not allow a windshield or front side windows that are dark. 1, examination of tinted or shaded windows will be required during motor vehicle inspections. All cost of doing business.īeen working in the city for 5 years.Effective Jan. Just wait till you start getting bogus red light camera and parking tickets. Traffic courts are the city revenue collection agency. You will get hassled, and you will have to pay up for the privilege of driving on the city roads. They are super allergic to side-window tint in NY and NJ, and hand out tint tickets with pleasure. Tint fears have nothing to do with YOUR safety - cops hate tinted side windows because THEY can't see what driver is up to when they pull you over. It's a case by case thing and that system functions well as medical professionals evaluate you and help with necessary paperwork.

#New york state tint exemption drivers#

I don't agree with banning tints though I think that going past a certain % is just too dark and that percent should very well be banned, if not for the safety of cops then for pedestrians and other drivers around you.Īlso, you're making assumptions about what could work for me without really knowing my medical history / condition. That's how the car came and when I do get my medical exemption, I have zero plans of going that dark. As my original post, I admit mine were too dark but just wanted to point out that they're giving out of state cars tickets for that now. Oh and sun screen in case you have to get out of the car in the harsh New Jersey sun.

#New york state tint exemption skin#

Would you want to walk up to a blackened rectangle that might have a gun aimed at you? I totally support a ban on tints.Īs for your skin I'm pretty certain that you can get a UV blocker that protects you whilst allowing 100% of visible light thru. And although I support enthusiast goals in most other instances I think dark tints endanger police who can't see what you are doing as they approach the side of the vehicle. In the end it sounds like you don't have much to worry about tho, take the tint off, make the ticket "disappear", and then have it re-tinted to something more appropriate for the area. Darkest I would go in the tri-state is 35%. I guess.Įh, NYPD likes to do what they want sometimes, then again I would say anyone driving in NYC with a limo tint is BEGGING to be pulled over. So if I had a medical exemption for my new car, I would've been fine. That's just something I learned while googling the last hour or so. Out of state visitors are exempt from NY law so long as they are abiding by their own state's laws. I personally think that given my personal situation as explained above, they should've let me slide with a warning perhaps and I could've sorted things in the next few days. The NYPD officer explained to me that they're really cracking down and have labeled it a hazard to have dark tints. I've had pretty sensitive skin for years, hence the reason for the exemption.

Once it's registered in NJ, I'll go ahead and apply for a medical exemption form again and then get it tinted appropriately. Short term: remove front side window tint completely.

Instead, he STILL gave me the ticket and said that if I remove it before the sun goes down tomorrow and pull up to any precinct in NYC and show an officer that I've done it, they'll make the ticket disappear. Because it's in limbo and I had medical exemption on my previous vehicle, I thought he'd let me slide. I had a medical exemption card on my E92 M3 which I showed to the officer because I haven't gone to the DMV yet to fully register this car in NJ. I had no idea what they were but apparently they're THREE PERCENT aka dark as eff. The guy had a tint transmitter to calculate what my windows were. I just picked my F82 up a few weeks ago now and it has some pretty dark tint coming from Cali. So, I just got in from a trip to the city where I was pulled over for having tints.