Window shade. Allowed?

I don't know where people get there info. But it looks like a few people already straightened the issue of tinting down to a certain percentage as being legal.

That static tint has me interested. I wonder if they run it in a 35%

I'd really like to get my brow done.

 

I have skin cancer, Basal Cell. It's the minor kind, won't kill you but if you don't get it treated it will eat away at your skin and get larger over the years.
When I first had it show up the doctor noticed that it was all on the left side of my face. He wondered why, then he asked the question... "Are you a truck driver?"
I've looked into UV tint, but technically we are not allowed it at all in Western Canada. All though some of the 3M stuff I might be able to get away with. Haven't tried it yet though.

 

Sorry for the typo....it should be 30%.

 

Officer: Is that window tinted?
Driver: F off I have cancer!
I give you a 50-50 chance of making it to the next encounter....

I met an old timer who's left side of his face was all droopy and wrinkled. His left arm was also more freckled and he had a bandage where he had a biopsy done for a cancer screen. Long term sun exposure can be brutal. I always forget the sun screen and end up with a super tan left arm from driving. My face doesn't get it as bad in my FLD classic, but I used to feel a little beat up in my old truck.

I've considered a tint on my driver side, but I can barely see out the passenger mirror as it is.

 

my info came from the FMCSA website....

 

you say that like they're an authority or somethin' ..... remember, never trust the Gubmint ....

 

Why don't you guys do like the drivers that I see all the time, just pull the curtains ,behind the seat, all the way up to the vent window and cruise?


This is not serious advice, rookies please refrain from heeding this advice as it seems potentially dangerous and it bothers me when I drive by your slow truck and realize I'm waving to a curtain....