Ban on tinted windows would end in Michigan if Snyder signs new bill

[4Gas$]

"Repealing a ban on window tints in vehicles. The bill, which would have allowed more window tinting on vehicles,
“would have increased the potential risk of harm to law enforcement personnel, particularly when approaching a
vehicle during traffic enforcement stops,” Snyder said."


Funny how most southern states don't seem
to have a problem with this.

Not that it matters a whole lot, my Ford Fusion
had dark tint (all but windshield) and I never had
an issue with it, as well as any other dark tint
vehicle.

I do understand others have however.



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[RSpencer]

"Repealing a ban on window tints in vehicles. The bill, which would have allowed more window tinting on vehicles,
“would have increased the potential risk of harm to law enforcement personnel, particularly when approaching a
vehicle during traffic enforcement stops,” Snyder said."


Funny how most southern states don't seem
to have a problem with this.

Not that it matters a whole lot, my Ford Fusion
had dark tint (all but windshield) and I never had
an issue with it, as well as any other dark tint
vehicle.

I do understand others have however.



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LEO safety has always been a bullshit argument. When approaching a stopped vehicle, if the window isn’t down by the time you get out of the car (tint or not) aren’t you already suspect of the drivers intentions?

Additionally, what stops someone from hiding in the back of an suv with 5% on the rears (and nothing on the front 2), pulling out a 12 gauge and opening fire?

Snyder’s not going out on a good note in my book.

[Sledder]

https://content.govdelivery.com/atta...ter%205634.pdf