Is it permitted to fit non-approved tinted glass in a passenger car?
A)Yes, but only on the front windows.
B)Yes, since they are not elements that affect road safety.
C)No, they are prohibited.Correct
It is prohibited to drive with tinted or coloured glass that has not been approved.
It should be noted that, in any case, the glazed surface of the vehicle must allow the driver a clear view of the entire road on which they are travelling, especially to the front, right and left, without interference from films or adhesives. Therefore, the windscreen and the front side windows may not be tinted or fitted with films. Only adhesive films or sun blinds on the rear windows are permitted, and for this the vehicle must be fitted with two exterior rear-view mirrors.
It should be noted that, in any case, the glazed surface of the vehicle must allow the driver a clear view of the entire road on which they are travelling, especially to the front, right and left, without interference from films or adhesives. Therefore, the windscreen and the front side windows may not be tinted or fitted with films. Only adhesive films or sun blinds on the rear windows are permitted, and for this the vehicle must be fitted with two exterior rear-view mirrors.