Green Windshield????

Folks should note it may be illegal in some states.

For instance, in NH tinting a windshield requires a medical waiver from the State DMV.
Tinted Windows | Inspections and Emissions | Registration | Division of Motor Vehicles | NH Department of Safety

 

When I had my windshield glass replaced I had two choices, green or gray. There was no clear.

 

When we received windshield glass at the Jeep dealer, it came in a plywood box. Build a box, cover the glass with packing, and send it.

 

The NH law specifies "aftermarket." It does not seem to differentiate if it is applied or in the glass.

I do know cops hate it, because they want to see the driver clearly when they approach a vehicle, and I think that was one basis for the law - as well as to avoid any vision impairment for the driver.

 

Re-read the NH Code on tinted windows; it specifically states "on" the glass, not in the glass. That code relates primarily to the aftermarket applied window tint. Most states have a similar Code, even here in Florida where close to 25% of the cars on the road have aftermarket applied film. Read the Code carefully, and you will see the forward side windows (driver/passenger) can only have a lighter tint so the front occupants can be seen from outside -for the cops sake.
-Donny

 

Maybe.
It doesn't say on the "glass." Or "in the glass"
It does say "on" windows.

Good luck explaining the distinction to a cop on the roadside. At night.

 

Okay. I get that.

So, let's say I find and install some super-dark w/s glass… tinted in the glass, not "on" it. I really doubt that would fly with law enforcement or a DMV inspector.

The word 'aftermarket' may be significant here also.

 

In California the windshield needs the "DOT" stamp.....Tint is only allowed if it was factory "DOT" approved....It has to be sandwiched in the glass and not on the glass