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Nevada window tint law requires 35% VLT on front side windows with a 7% tolerance (28% passes). Rear windows any darkness with dual mirrors. Medical exemption available.
Nebraska window tint law requires 35% VLT on front side windows and 20% on sedan rear windows. No medical exemption. Penalties and SUV rules explained.
Montana window tint law: 24% VLT on front windows, 14% on sedan rear windows, no limit for SUVs/vans. Learn rules, medical exemptions, and penalties.
Missouri window tint law requires 35% VLT on front side windows. Back and rear windows have no limit. Learn the rules, penalties, and medical exemptions.
Mississippi window tint law sets a 28% VLT minimum on all side and rear windows for every vehicle type. Learn the rules, medical exemption, sticker requirement, and penalties.
Minnesota window tint law requires 50% VLT on all windows for passenger cars. Pickups and vans are exempt on rear windows. Learn the rules, exemptions, and penalties.
Michigan bans aftermarket tint on front side windows except a non-reflective top-4-inch strip. Rear windows may be any darkness. Learn the rules under MCL 257.709.
Massachusetts requires 35% VLT on all side and rear windows. Learn the legal limits, windshield strip rule, medical exemption process, and penalties under MGL ch. 90, s. 9D.
Maryland requires 35% VLT on all windows for sedans. SUVs with dual mirrors may go darker on rear windows. Learn color bans, medical exemptions, and penalties.
Maine requires 35% VLT on front side windows. Rear windows may be any darkness with dual mirrors. Learn fines, medical exemptions, and inspection rules.
Louisiana window tint law requires 25% VLT on front and back side windows (lowered from 40% by 2025 Act 143, eff. Aug 1 2025) and 12% on rear windows. Penalties and exemptions explained.
Kentucky window tint law requires 35% VLT on front side windows. Sedans need 18% on rear windows; SUVs may use any darkness. Penalties, exemptions, and sticker rules explained.