Cyclist’s safety question about tinted windows leads Watchdog down a rabbit hole [Lancaster Watchdog] | Local News | lancasteronline.com

By Columbia Spy-

Pennsylvania’s rules are that tinted windows on passenger vehicles must allow 70% of light to go through the glass. 

The fine for excessive tint is $25 ($100 in Philadelphia), though related fees would push that cost north of $100.

Tint meters are made by Laser Labs of Pembroke, Massachusetts, and police departments can get the base version for about $100.

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