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I always understood the limit on tinting to be bidirectional in its safety benefit. The driver needs to see, but the driver also needs to be seen. As a pedest
by retrac 3y ago
I always understood the limit on tinting to be bidirectional in its safety benefit. The driver needs to see, but the driver also needs to be seen. As a pedestrian, if I can't see the driver, I don't know if they can see me. I wonder how often drivers in heavily tinted vehicles gesture and don't realize they can't be seen?
- duxup 3y agoI agree seeing another driver who isn’t paying attention approaching an intersection has saved me several times.
- Izkata 3y agoAnd on the flipside if I reach an intersection at the same time as a driver, if they see me pause they'll sometimes wave me across. Happens maybe once every month or two.
- FireBeyond 3y ago> I wonder how often drivers in heavily tinted vehicles gesture and don't realize they can't be seen? I have seen multiple vehicles so heavily tinted that their drivers have to roll down the window to turn at intersections at night...