Tint Ticket!
Yep, gotta love MI. I had my car for 1 week, then a cop waited all day for me to get out of school only to pull me over once I started driving. I had the note from my eye doctor and he still gave me a ticket and told me to get it put on my license that I needed tint. Needless to say I removed it.
Here in Cali people get their prescription and beleive it is for tinting of the windows. In reality, it is for a "sunscreening device" that has to be "temporary in nature". This is one of those old people sunshades that roll up at night. Tint is not needed at night, therefore the vehicle code makes it so when driving at night, vision is not double impaired by darkness and a layer of obscuremnt.
I wish Cali let people have some tint. Oh well.
keep seeing people saying the have doctor notes. What exactly do you have to have and go through to get one?
Just remember the note will not keep you from being pulled over. The note will not stop you from getting a ticket for the tint. The note might actually precipitate the tint ticket and provoke the officer into performing an additional thorough vehicle inspection. If the officer is a trained traffic specialist, you could be on the side of the road for a very long time.
Just remember the note will not keep you from being pulled over. The note will not stop you from getting a ticket for the tint. The note might actually precipitate the tint ticket and provoke the officer into performing an additional thorough vehicle inspection. If the officer is a trained traffic specialist, you could be on the side of the road for a very long time.
So many times I have been around to experience this. People getting pulled over and trying to explain to a "traffic specialist" what the law really means and that the officer doesn't know what they are talking about. It usually doesn't fair well for them.
Can you post a link to it please?
Here in Cali people get their prescription and beleive it is for tinting of the windows. In reality, it is for a "sunscreening device" that has to be "temporary in nature". This is one of those old people sunshades that roll up at night. Tint is not needed at night, therefore the vehicle code makes it so when driving at night, vision is not double impaired by darkness and a layer of obscuremnt.
I wish Cali let people have some tint. Oh well.
Here in Cali people get their prescription and beleive it is for tinting of the windows. In reality, it is for a "sunscreening device" that has to be "temporary in nature". This is one of those old people sunshades that roll up at night. Tint is not needed at night, therefore the vehicle code makes it so when driving at night, vision is not double impaired by darkness and a layer of obscuremnt.
I wish Cali let people have some tint. Oh well.
6th Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 16,182
From: PA to KY ('07) to IL ('09) to MS ('10) to FL ('11)
Don't you just HATE when you caught doing something illegal? And on top of that, having to PAY for it??? That just really pisses me off. Speeding, tailgating, no turn signals, drive by shootings... there should be a law making that chit a national sport. It would get all the wusses off the highways.
Kids...
Kids...
Don't you just HATE when you caught doing something illegal? And on top of that, having to PAY for it??? That just really pisses me off. Speeding, tailgating, no turn signals, drive by shootings... there should be a law making that chit a national sport. It would get all the wusses off the highways.
Kids...
Kids...
Here in Va the Tint laws are strictly enforced. I am not big into the tint but it does **** me off to see the State Police with almost black out tint on the passanger and drivers side windows. It wasn't even a K9 car. If tint is bad then it's bad.... right?
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post




