So, I was in Hernando county today, and was pulled over. When I asked why, first the deputy tells me it's for my license tag frame (which is the one that came with my Injen CAI and is actually smaller than the one Ferman gave me). I happily responded I'd be happy to get the tools out of the trunk and fix it. Then, it became I had illegal tint on my windows. I told the officer I would like a measurement to be taken for the transparancy level, and I'm sure the place that did the installation would be happy to submit a letter that the tint conforms to FL laws. Finally, they come up with my front strip is below the AS1 line, and I get an $89 ticket.

Looking up the law:

Anyone ever get this, and know if it's something I can go in and argue as being a suggested value versus a defined value?

 

Sounds like he wanted to nail you for whatever he could.

 

There is a certain line that it cant be below, but if your tint shop is experienced and they didn't give you illegal tint as far as percentage than I doubt they would put it below the line....Cop was trying to **** block is my guess...

 

cops =

 

in FL there isnt a tint law if im not mistaken....but im assuming ur strip on ur windshield was too large and infringed on ur view while driving....imo he was just being a ******** lol

 

There is a tint law unfortunately....I just got ticketed for having 15%. Anything less than 27% on the front side windows is illegal. And anything less than 15% on the rear and back windows is as well.

 

tint law = fail

god i hate dems giving up our freedoms for "safety" of officers. I mean ****...its not all coffee and donuts.

 

He was just doing it since its his quota that is why,other then that if you were never pulled over for the **** don't even worry about the ticket should be thrown away.So there for the cop is a jack ass in the first place.

 

ohio has a 10" line from top or bottom of windshield.... ohio tint laws FTMFL