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Oregon window tint law requires film at 50% VLT minimum and combined film-plus-glass at 35%. Learn legal limits, banned colors, medical exemptions, and penalties.
Oklahoma requires 25% VLT on front side windows. Sedans need 25% on rear windows too; SUVs can go any darkness in the back. Learn tint limits, penalties, and exemptions.
Ohio requires 50% VLT on front side windows. Back side and rear windows have no minimum. Learn Ohio tint limits, penalties, and medical exemptions.
North Dakota lowered its window tint limit to 35% VLT (from 50%) via 2025 HB 1340, effective Aug 1, 2025. Learn current rules, windshield limits, and penalties.
North Carolina requires 35% VLT on all side and rear windows (32%+ presumed compliant). Learn the 2026 rules, windshield limits, medical exemptions, and penalties.
New York requires 70% VLT on all side windows for sedans. Learn the rules, plus or minus 7% tolerance, medical exemption process, and penalties under VTL 375(12-a).
New Mexico allows 20% VLT on front side windows, among the darkest legal limits in the US. Learn sedan vs. SUV rules, windshield limits, medical exemptions, and penalties.
New Jersey bans aftermarket tint on front side windows and windshield (NJSA 39:3-74). Rear windows any darkness. Medical exemption available. Fines up to $5,000.
New Hampshire window tint law: front side windows must be 70% VLT (nearly clear); back/rear 35%. Windshield strip top 6 inches only. Medical exemption available.
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.