It’s legal with a note from your doctor, as long as it’s submitted to the state. It’s a pretty easy process, even if it’s stupid that we have to do that in the first place.

As someone with tinted front windows and the accompanying doctor’s note, I can tell you cops don’t care. The only time they’ll break out that meter to check the tint is if you’ve been pulled over for something different. And even then, probably only if you’re being an asshole.

I'd like to see the math on those 88k acres. If it's that simple, then the solution to climate change must be to cut down all the forests and install solar panels, right? By the math you'd see a 366x reduction in carbon. But, you wouldn't because it doesn't work that way.

Plus sequestration is is a term that's being misinterpreted and misapplied with reckless abandon these days. If a forest grows and then you cut and harvest the timber, that carbon is still sequestered in the wood. Then when the forest regrows, guess what? More carbon is sequestered in the wood. More importantly, sequestration is one of the least important things a forest can do for overall environmental health.

FYI, anyone (from all 50 states) can register and receive plates from Vermont, and have them mailed to your house.

There are much better places to put panels. Sure, it reduces CO2 emissions equal to whatever, but that's still forest acres that are gone when they didn't have to be.

It's also destroying wildlife habitat that could remain if we were more strategic with solar placement.

I figured. 👍

So you’re not talking about illegal tint.

This discussion has been about illegal tint.

A lot of people, cops, inspection personnel, don't even know the law has changed. The inspection station I use didn't until I showed them the law.

ok, now show hungry kids in dilapidated schools. Oh, right, the pro-life crowd only cares about "life" until it's born

I can't handle going to Salem NH. Fuck that town.

Yeah, there was some sarcasm in there.

I had 14% on my rear windows and finally had to strip that this year. They are cracking down on window tint. You can have 35% legally the the three rear windows.

You can have 70% on the front windows.

NH State Law link

https://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/XXI/266/266-58-a.htm

DMV website info on tinted windows link

https://www.dmv.nh.gov/vehicles-boats-or-titles/inspections-emissions/tinted-windows

Window tint waiver link

https://legiscan.com/NH/bill/HB1110/2022

HB224 state redline link

https://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/legacy/bs2016/billText.aspx?id=227&txtFormat=html&sy=2021

State inspection document link

https://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rules/state_agencies/saf-c3200.html

All state summary link

https://www.cartintlaw.com/new-hampshire/

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I tried every method I could to keep my 14% tint. I even made them show me the sensors they use, the calibration of the sensors, how the measurement is taken, etc.

I lost.

If you find a way to win, let me know.

Yes, and that's valid

Yup. My partner suffers from a rare eye condition that makes sunlight physically painful. There are medically approved waivers in all family cars in case we get pulled over for the tint.

People do this frequently in the south when I lived there and the only way cops could tell or enforce was when it was so dark you legit could not see anything inside on a bright sunny day.

I'm neither agreeing nor disagreeing on the discussion, however the point of a solar farm is to generate renewable electricity, not to save nature

Small shop, but the owner is a fantastic human being.

I moved here from the southwest and have not changed my windows. I love it in the summer. No one has given me a hassle about it yet.

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i understand what you're saying but you don't need a meter to tell what darker tints looks like if you know what 70s look like.... 70s just have the slightest tint of shading.. you can barely tell it's tinted when it's 70% so it's obvious when it's darker.

any dumbass cop will be able to tell if it's illegal tints on the front window because any obvious tinting is < 70% light transmittance.

I’ll remember that when I need to get my kid a bike in a few years

Wait so people saying, using already cleared land, even if it is closer to their house are NIMBYs?

You're pretty dumb.

Haha whoops that was auto correct.

The above confirms exactly what I already stated.

You can "jump" an EV with a dead 12V battery (happens to Teslas all the time) to turn it on, but you can't drive off the 12V battery.

Charging the 12V battery independently doesn't extend range in any meaningful sense.

I'm an electrical engineer and you clearly have no idea what you're talking about.

I think the word is entitlement,not disability.