ORLANDO, Fla. – Great question, Elizabeth! Let’s break it down.
Yes, tinted windows are allowed in Florida, but there are limits.
The law requires:
• Front side windows must let in at least 28% of light.
• Back side and rear windows need at least 15% light transmission (or 6% for SUVs and vans).
• Windshields can only have tint on the top portion (above the AS-1 line).
If a car’s tint is so dark you can’t see inside, it’s probably illegal — but enforcement varies.
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