Vehicle tint laws for civilians vs government vehicles

GunRelated · Jul 20, 2022

I notice motor is kinda keeping quiet on this one. Something tells me he is one of those I spoke about earlier who also enjoys tinted windows on his personal vehicles.

There are many LEOs that do this. This alone should be reason enough to show that the law is not fairly enforced and is ridiculous to begin with.

Rules for thee, but not for meeee

thperez1972 · Jul 20, 2022

GunRelated said:
There should be no exemptions that are only offered specifically to one group of people.

So if the law were to be kept, the people with a medical exemption should lose their exemption?

thperez1972 · Jul 20, 2022

GunRelated said:
I notice motor is kinda keeping quiet on this one. Something tells me he is one of those I spoke about earlier who also enjoys tinted windows on his personal vehicles.

There are many LEOs that do this. This alone should be reason enough to show that the law is not fairly enforced and is ridiculous to begin with.

Rules for thee, but not for meeee

Those darn people with medical exemptions just taking advantage of the system while they hold you down.

Bigchillin83 · Jul 20, 2022

can you guys forget the tint for a few minuets and talk about these CRAZY BRIGHT HEADLIGHTS these newer trucks and cars are ridding around with... theses suckers are painful to pass, and dont dare flash them thinking they got there bright on, then they flash you back and burn your retinas!!!! I wish that was a law that was enforced!!!!

MOTOR51 · Jul 20, 2022

GunRelated said:
I notice motor is kinda keeping quiet on this one. Something tells me he is one of those I spoke about earlier who also enjoys tinted windows on his personal vehicles.

There are many LEOs that do this. This alone should be reason enough to show that the law is not fairly enforced and is ridiculous to begin with.

Rules for thee, but not for meeee

You know what they say about assumptions

. I’m just watching the show. All professions have certain things they can do that other professions can’t. It’s life, I don’t sweat it.

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MOTOR51 · Jul 20, 2022

Bigchillin83 said:
can you guys forget the tint for a few minuets and talk about these CRAZY BRIGHT HEADLIGHTS these newer trucks and cars are ridding around with... theses suckers are painful to pass, and dont dare flash them thinking they got there bright on, then they flash you back and burn your retinas!!!! I wish that was a law that was enforced!!!!

I agree, I think it’s the Ford F-250 or 350
That has the 4 LED headlights with 2 fog lamps and they are brutal.

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GunRelated · Jul 20, 2022

thperez1972 said:
So if the law were to be kept, the people with a medical exemption should lose their exemption?

That exemption is available to all groups of people.

GunRelated · Jul 20, 2022

Bigchillin83 said:
can you guys forget the tint for a few minuets and talk about these CRAZY BRIGHT HEADLIGHTS these newer trucks and cars are ridding around with... theses suckers are painful to pass, and dont dare flash them thinking they got there bright on, then they flash you back and burn your retinas!!!! I wish that was a law that was enforced!!!!

This is definitely a peeve for many, deserves its own thread. If there is any vehicle modification violation that should be enforced, it is this. This is way more unsafe than tint will ever be.

GunRelated · Jul 20, 2022

MOTOR51 said:
You know what they say about assumptions . I’m just watching the show. All professions have certain things they can do that other professions can’t. It’s life, I don’t sweat it.

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I'm just poking the bear.

MOTOR51 · Jul 20, 2022

GunRelated said:
I'm just poking the bear.

It’s all good. Glad I could provide the bear

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SMR412 · Jul 20, 2022

The solution to the bright headlights is windshield tint...duuh!

MOTOR51 · Jul 20, 2022

SMR412 said:
The solution to the bright headlights is windshield tint...duuh!

YES!!!!!!!!

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GunRelated · Jul 20, 2022

SMR412 said:
The solution to the bright headlights is windshield tint...duuh!

Thank you for saying the unsayable.

TickleChain · Jul 20, 2022

A very clean windshield helps with oncoming headlights, but doesn't reduce the morbid lumens of some of the headlights on the road nowadays.

thperez1972 · Jul 21, 2022

GunRelated said:
That exemption is available to all groups of people.

The medical condition exemption is not available to all groups of people. It is only available to the group of people with a medical condition.

GunRelated · Jul 21, 2022

thperez1972 said:
The medical condition exemption is not available to all groups of people. It is only available to the group of people with a medical condition.

Correct. It is available to all people that have a medical condition, including off duty LEO and civilians. In other words, it is a available to all groups of people.

thperez1972 · Jul 21, 2022

GunRelated said:
Correct. It is available to all people that have a medical condition, including off duty LEO and civilians. In other words, it is a available to all groups of people.

The medical condition exemption is not available to the group of people without the medical condition.

GunRelated · Jul 21, 2022

That is correct, but it is available to all, regardless of who your employer is. In other words, no one is restricted from getting a medical exemption. In other other words, the medical exemption is available for all groups of people.

thperez1972 · Jul 21, 2022

GunRelated said:
That is correct, but it is available to all, regardless of who your employer is. In other words, no one is restricted from getting a medical exemption. In other other words, the medical exemption is available for all groups of people.

I am in a group of people who do not have a medical condition that meets the requirements for a medical condition exemption. Please explain how the medical exemption exemption is available to that group.

GunRelated · Jul 21, 2022

thperez1972 said:
I am in a group of people who do not have a medical condition that meets the requirements for a medical condition exemption. Please explain how the medical exemption exemption is available to that group.

Probably because of your employer.

ETA - I answered this while I was doing something else. After reading it again, I see I misread your post.

Still the answer is basically the same.

If one does not meet the medical requirements to get an exemption, he does not get one, unless he is a government employee because obviously government employees are God and they can see much better than everyone else. However, that medical exemption is still available to anyone, should they become unfortunate enough to need it and fortunate enough to actually be approved for it.

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