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Latest news about window tint laws. Relevant rules, legislation and other news about tinting and other vehicle and traffic laws.

New Louisiana Tint Laws in 2025

New Window Tint Law in Louisiana – Here’s What Changed

Got tinted windows? Good news. Starting August 2025, Louisiana drivers can legally go darker (on the front side windows, at least). Let’s explore what’s changing and why. What’s Changing? Louisiana’s about to let drivers roll Read More …

New Jersey Law Revision Commission Considers Changes to Tint Laws

In their latest meeting on November 16, 2023, the New Jersey Law Revision Commission (NJLRC) is actively examining potential amendments to the state’s window tinting laws, a move prompted by the long-standing ambiguity surrounding the Read More …

Michigan Insurers Must Offer Coverage for All Eligible Vehicles Despite TikTok-Related Thefts

Despite the rising theft trends of certain makes and models, insurance companies in Michigan are reminded that they must offer insurance to all eligible Michiganders, regardless of the vehicle make or model. The Michigan Department Read More …

Enforcing Traffic Laws is Making Roads Safer, Research Shows

A new research report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has discovered that when traffic safety laws are enforced, it has a positive effect on the safety of motorists. Jonathan Adkins, the executive Read More …

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  • How Long Does Car Window Tint Last
  • New Jersey Law Revision Commission Considers Changes to Tint Laws
  • How to Remove Old Window Tint Safely
  • Residential Window Tinting: Benefits, Costs, Laws & More
  • What Is Reflective Window Tint
  • Types of Window Tinting Film
Window Tint Darkness Chart & VLT Examples

Window Tint Darkness Chart & VLT Examples

When it comes to tinting your car windows there’s one important and commonly asked question: how high should you go? We’re about to give you all the answers you have about VLT, and provide examples Read More ...

Official Tint Laws

Official Tint Laws

Our information on tint laws for various states is based on sources linked below. All of the links point to official sources with relevant laws. All information provided can be verified on linked websites. Where Read More ...

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Understanding window tint in United States is not overly difficult. However, there are many differences between some states which can become confusing to those without a legal background. Not only does every state have different Read More ...

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