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01-12-2006 09:58 AM #21
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People do stupid things. And a patrolman doesn't
know whether or not you're one of the "dumb ones". There's nothing more stressful on a traffic stop, than walking up to a car with dark tinted windows. Especially at night.
I didn't mean to flame you, but it just un-nerves(word?) me when a young person(not u in particular) thinks a patrolman is just busting his balls over tint on windows. They just don't understand it's about safety.
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01-12-2006 12:24 PM #22
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thanks for the insight
Thanks for the insight. I bought the car with tint, and I am in the process of getting a prescription for it. I will try and post pics so you guys can see it. It is really a very light tint on the front windows, and about 35% on the backs. I can see in the car in all circumstances except night time, and if the interior light is on, it is very easy to see in any window. When I got pulled over, I lowered the windows and since I turned the car off, the interior light came on. So I am sure when he walked up he could see into the car. To give you an example, the front windows are as dark as the moonroof tint.
Mseals98 528i 5sp, PP,
heated seats
and steering wheel,
black on black
with wood trim and moonroof.
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01-13-2006 03:14 AM #23
Re: People do stupid things. And a patrolman doesn't
Well said, I agree with you that its a safety issue for officers. I'm just one of those people that feels like the car is "mine" and I hate to think that somebody else is telling me what to do with my hard-earned $40K. I will admit I don't recommend this procedure to anyone without reasonable common sense(mainly young people). I also know that the newer testing devices being used can detect stray light, because my idea was being very widely used from what I heard and read. I didnt take it as a flame - no worries, just hoped a few people would get a laugh out of it like I did at the time and looking back at it. Would I do it again? No - I dont have the time nor do I care about tinted windows, now that I married the only fun thing to do in a car is drive it!
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