Use of Reflective Materials/Curtains/Screens
Use Of Reflective Materials/Curtains/Screens
Under the new Tint Regulations, unless approval is granted by the Transport Commissioner, motorists will NOT be permitted to use, drive or operate a vehicle where the windscreens and windows contain:
- Metallic, reflective or mirrored material that can dazzle other motorists;
- Curtains/screens or other devices that obstruct the view of a person looking into the vehicle; this includes window shades or other devices on a rear window that shield occupants of the vehicle from the direct rays of the sun.
Note - Except in the case of children aged 5 years or under, the child must be in the vehicle for the screen
to be in place; and
- Adhesives such as vehicles wraps and perforated film for advertising or entertainment without the approval of the Transport Commissioner.
Defect-Free Windscreens And Windows
It is the responsibility of the owner, driver or operator of the motor vehicle to ensure that no windscreen or window has:
- Any scratches or defects that impair the driver’s vision;
- Discolouration that unreasonably impairs the driver’s vision; and
- Material with any bubbling or other defects that unreasonably impair the driver’s vision.