Legislation would make window tint an inspection issue [Lancaster Watchdog] | Local News | lancasteronline.com

By Columbia Spy-

Rep. Pat Gallagher, a Democrat serving Northeast Philadelphia, introduced legislation in April 2025 that would require inspection stations to measure how much light tinted windows allow to pass through using a tint meter.

Windows blocking more than 70% of light — the limit set by Pennsylvania law — would fail.

House Bill 1142 would also require window tint businesses that install darker-than-legal tint to inform customers that they will be in violation of state law. Failure to do so would be a violation of the Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law.

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  1. Pass legislation I thought this was always a law just like no e-bikes or electric scooters under the age of 16 . Scooters only on private property. But in Columbia you can do just about anything. Democrats run this town that’s why it mostly renters. Section 8 follows renters and that brings low life’s into town. Our police just look the other way.

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