Vehicle sold by David Stanley with Tinted Windshield

[DavidMcmillan]

I just use a light spray of camo Kylon, and they can't see it to ticket me!

 

[soonerwings]

Ag for some reason I skimmed and conflated the time barred part to be based on the title 47, which is the criminal statute. You properly cited bad faith at 5 years.. I think the cause of action being the sale was 2.5 years ago, so we are well within the statutory time frame.

Though I agree it's a hilarious concept to assert the $200 in damages when that's like, less than half a car payment on a Jeep like this.

Now don't go conflating criminal and civil rules like that.. Unless you're talking about the VPO process. Then by all means....bastardize away. The legislature certainly seems to.


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[SMS]

I think David Stanley, along with other dealers, is colluding with state law enforcement agencies to put these vehicles on the road and thereby increase the revenue stream generated by tickets.

If we follow the money I bet there is a connection between the LEO top brass and the owners of the dealerships...vacations, kick backs, Reserve positions. Outrageous!!

 

[soonerwings]

I think David Stanley, along with other dealers, is colluding with state law enforcement agencies to put these vehicles on the road and thereby increase the revenue stream generated by tickets.

If we follow the money I bet there is a connection between the LEO top brass and the owners of the dealerships...vacations, kick backs, Reserve positions. Outrageous!!

Who's wearing the jack boots? What did the fox say?


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[inactive]

Now don't go conflating criminal and civil rules like that.. Unless you're talking about the VPO process. Then by all means....bastardize away. The legislature certainly seems to.


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Haha. Though to be far to myself, I was conflating posts here, not the laws themselves

 

[John6185]

Sometime back I spoke to a County Sheriff's deputy an asked the if there was a law prohibiting darkened windows (deep dark) and he said no there isn't, up see our windows? That's why we can't have laws regarding the dark tints.

 

[CHenry]

Sometime back I spoke to a County Sheriff's deputy an asked the if there was a law prohibiting darkened windows (deep dark) and he said no there isn't, up see our windows? That's why we can't have laws regarding the dark tints.

Thats what I was told too. I have 5% limo tint on my truck and have never been stopped. I once had a car though with the 6" tint band across the top and I got stopped and he said that band went down too low. There is a mark on the glass that nothing is supposed to be below and my tint went about an inch below it.

 

[Coded-Dude]

Oklahoma Tint Law Enacted: 1995

Windshield Non-reflective tint is allowed along the top of the windshield above the manufacturer's AS-1 line or 5 inches, whichever comes first.
Front Side Windows Must allow more than 25% of light in.
Back Side Windows Must allow more than 25% of light in.
Rear Window Must allow more than 25% of light in.

No colors of tint are explicitly banned.

http://tintlaws.com/oklahoma-window-tint-law.php


Grew up in a small town and the police loved pulling over kids with newly tinted windows, meaning only two cars in town drove around with tinted windows, both unmarked "undercover" police cars(one had silver tint the other had black). The irony.....

 

[Dave70968]

Sometime back I spoke to a County Sheriff's deputy an asked the if there was a law prohibiting darkened windows (deep dark) and he said no there isn't, up see our windows? That's why we can't have laws regarding the dark tints.

A. As used in this section:

1. "Glass coating material" or "sunscreening devices" means materials, films, applications or devices which are used in conjunction with approved vehicle glazing materials for the purpose of reducing the effects of sun, but shall not include materials, films, applications, or devices with a mirrored or mirror-like finish;

2. "Light transmission" means the percentage of total light which is allowed to pass through a window;

3. "Luminous reflectance" means the ratio of the amount of total light, expressed in percentages, which is reflected outward by the glass coating material or sunscreening device to the amount of total light falling on the glass coating material;

4. "Manufacturer" means:

a. a person who engages in the manufacturing or assembling of sunscreening devices, or

b. a person who fabricates, laminates, or tempers glazing materials, incorporating the capacity to reflect or to reduce the transmittance of light during the manufacturing process; and

5. "Window" means the windshield, side or rear glass of a motor vehicle, including any glazing material, glass coating or sunscreening device.

B. It is unlawful, except as provided by this section, for a person to sell, install, or to operate a motor vehicle with any object or material:

1. Placed, displayed, installed, affixed, or applied upon the windshield or side or rear windows,; or

2. So placed, displayed, installed, affixed, or applied in or upon the motor vehicle so as to obstruct or reduce a driver's clear view through the windshield or side or rear windows.

C. It is unlawful for any person to place, install, affix, or apply any transparent material upon the windshield or side or rear windows of any motor vehicle if such material alters the color or reduces the light transmittance of such windshield or side or rear windows except as provided in this section.

D. This section shall not apply to:

1. Side or back windows that have a substance or material in conjunction with glazing material that has a light transmission of at least twenty-five percent (25%) and a luminous reflectance of at most twenty-five percent (25%);

2. Front side wing vents and windows that have a substance or material not attached in conjunction with glazing material which is used by a vehicle operator on a moving vehicle during daylight hours;

3. Rearview mirrors;

4. Adjustable nontransparent sun visors which are mounted forward of the side windows and are not attached to the glass;

5. Signs, stickers, or other materials which are displayed in a forty-nine-square-inch area in the lower corner of the windshield farthest removed from the driver or signs, stickers, or other materials which are displayed in a forty-nine-square-inch area in the lower corner of the windshield nearest the driver;

6. Direction, designation, or termination signs on buses, if the signs do not interfere with the driver's clear view of approaching traffic;

7. Rear window wiper motors;

8. Rear window defrosters or defoggers;

9. Rear truck lid handle or hinges;

10. Side windows to the rear of the driver or back windows that have a substance or material in conjunction with glazing material that has a light transmission of at least ten percent (10%) and a luminous reflectance of at most twenty-five percent (25%) on all vehicles manufactured prior to 1996 year models, if the motor vehicle is equipped with outside mirrors on both left and right hand sides of the vehicle that are so located as to reflect to the driver a view of the highway through each mirror for a distance of at least two hundred (200) feet to the rear of the motor vehicle;

11. Transparent material which is installed, affixed, or applied to the topmost portion of the windshield if:

a. it does not extend downward beyond the AS-1 line or more than five (5) inches from the top of the windshield, whichever is closer to the top of the windshield, and

b. the material is not red or amber in color;

12. All windows to the rear of the driver's seat in a vehicle licensed as a bus, as defined by Section 1-105 of this title, or a taxicab, as defined by Section 1-174 of this title;

13. Vehicles not subject to registration in the State of Oklahoma;

14. Implements of husbandry as defined by this title; and

15. Law enforcement vehicles which are owned by the state or a political subdivision of the state.

E. This section shall not prohibit the use and placement of federal, state, or political subdivision certificates on any window as are required by applicable laws.

F. Louvered materials, when installed as designed, shall not reduce the area of the driver's visibility below fifty percent (50%) as measured on a horizontal plane. When such materials are used in conjunction with the rear window, the measurement shall be made based upon the driver's view from inside the rearview mirror.

G. A person who sells or installs any product regulated by this section shall certify in a written statement, which shall be a part of the contract for sale or installation and shall be in bold-face type, that:

1. The product sold or installed is in compliance with the reflectivity and transmittance requirements of this section;

2. The installation of the product to the driver's or passenger's side window may be illegal in some states.

H. The Commissioner of Public Safety, upon application from a person required for medical reasons to be shielded from the direct rays of the sun, supported by written attestation of such fact from a physician licensed pursuant to Section 495 of Title 59 of the Oklahoma Statutes, may issue an exemption from the provisions of this section for a motor vehicle belonging to such person or in which such person is a habitual passenger. Any person may operate a vehicle or alter the color or reduce the light transmitted through the side or rear windows of a vehicle in accordance with an exemption issued by the Commissioner.

I. Any person who violates any provision of this section, upon conviction, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided for in Section 17-101 of this title.

Historical Data



Laws 1991, HB 1058, c. 176, § 1, eff. September 1, 1991; Amended by Laws 1995, HB 1280, c. 229, § 1, emerg. eff. May 24, 1995; Amended by Laws 2002, HB 2302, c. 397, § 24, eff. November 1, 2002 (superseded document available); Amended by Laws 2005, HB 1502, c. 190, § 11, eff. September 1, 2005 (superseded document available).

http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/DeliverDocument.asp?CiteID=82447

I would draw your attention to (D)(15), which exempts your sheriff's patrol car.

 

[LightningCrash]

Wow you know those aren't real beadlock rim right? Its just what urban jeepers speed money on to look cool? Do you even know the purpose of beadlocks?
As for the tint almost any tint shop in the state will tint your windows as dark as you want Regardless what the law is.

Are these real? They're "Raceline" of some sort