window tint in highlands county, fl?

Question

this is a serious question.
1. how dark are you allowed to have your front windows and is there a illegal limit on back windows?
2. is it legal for you to get a ticket per window or are you suppose to just get one for the whole car. also we got a ticket for each window and 3 of the tickets were done by one cop and 2 by another that wasn't even the one that pulled us over is that legal porcedure.
please only answers that are sure not looking for opinions..
thanks

Answer 1

The a synopsis of the law about darkness (actually based on how much light is blocked) and reflectivity can be found here: http://www.tintcenter.com/laws/FL/

Nothing illegal about the tickets. You got a ticket for excessive tint on the drivers window, one for the passenger etc. Any police officer that has personal knowledge of the offense can write a ticket.

Answer 2

No. Why could they persist with a vehicle to a diverse county in easy terms for tinted domicile windows? i do no longer discover any logical rationalization for this. You wrote 3 and a a million/2 miles. think of one in each of those waste of time those cops are doing for the tax payers money. the two those cops are idiots or they do no longer look to be nicely oriented to the activity and accountability of a cops. Why persist with such motor vehicle to the different edge of the globe for that count if the occupant of those automobiles at the instant are not needed or no longer doing something incorrect. you're already pull over as you wrote right here, so why might the police nonetheless accompanied you to the tip of the international for? possibly those at the instant are not cops yet yet another people who understand you or some hoodlums who prefer to scouse borrow your vehicle and unsuitable them to be the police.

Answer 3

15% VLT on the rear and 28% front. I would think the police were excessive in ticketing each window. Dispute the excessive use of ticketing witha judge. You have nothing to lose.