Ticket for my tint
Not sure about where you live, but in my jurisdiction, the officer must have a meter to test the tint before a cite can be issued.
i'm gonna screw with you and you will get tickets for something or even worse.
Shocking!!!
!!
Cops here in VA pull people over for no reason all the time. I hate those **** heads. I know there are good cops out there, I just hate the ones that think that they are god.
Shocking!!!
Cops here in VA pull people over for no reason all the time. I hate those **** heads. I know there are good cops out there, I just hate the ones that think that they are god.
Originally Posted by Z_rican
i'm gonna screw with you and you will get tickets for something or even worse.
Shocking!!!
!!
Cops here in VA pull people over for no reason all the time. I hate those **** heads. I know there are good cops out there, I just hate the ones that think that they are god.
Shocking!!!
Cops here in VA pull people over for no reason all the time. I hate those **** heads. I know there are good cops out there, I just hate the ones that think that they are god.
Last edited by HDPDZO6; Nov 1, 2006 at 06:26 PM.
Originally Posted by OCZTrack
The bottom line about tinting your vehicle below the legal limits is simple; if you're gonna do it (I have 5% all around) accept the consequences. If you get a ticket don't ***** about it and just take it in stride. If you can't afford to get a ticket for tint then don't tint your windows illegally.
CASE CLOSED
CASE CLOSED
+1000000000000000000
Originally Posted by VIZAGE
My only issue with this is that the window tint ticket is more than the average speeding ticket. I wonder which one is going to hurt somebody first. The fine doesn't fit the crime.
Gary
i've had a few tint tickets...
I fought all my tickets, and if the cop doesn't show up, the whole thing gets dismissed.
as a back up plan, I had a doctor's note stating that I had conjunctivitis, and that I need the tint. (but i don't so thats kinda messed up)
I fought all my tickets, and if the cop doesn't show up, the whole thing gets dismissed.
as a back up plan, I had a doctor's note stating that I had conjunctivitis, and that I need the tint. (but i don't so thats kinda messed up)
A big +1 on dark tint being a safety issue for officers. Anyone who thinks otherwise should picture approaching a sedan with 5% all around and windows rolled up. If you think that's child's play, you are a damn liar and I would like to see you prove otherwise.
Another +1 on refraining from making dumb moves inside the cabin when pulled over. I have 18% on my front windows and 5% on the hatch. I got two speeding tickets on two consecutive days in August (just my luck
). Rolled both windows down right away to make it easier for the officer to see inside (bright sunny days). The first officer didn't ask for registration and insurance but the second did. I asked for his permission to reach into the glove compartment to get it since only Z owners know that Zs don't have it in the conventional spot. Every officer would expect the worst (and act accordingly) if your hand makes a sudden dive behind the passenger seat. Officer was so impressed with the way I was handling myself (his words) that he reduced the ticket to 9 over instead of 15 and was laughing and joking the whole time about recent movies (i was returning from the theater) and his days in the Navy. Not to mention he said he would overlook my out of state license and unsigned registration card (both are ticketable offenses here).
By the way, neither officer even mentioned my tint or the missing front plate.
So always be polite and respectful. LE officers are just like you and me; it's just another day on the job for them. They won't want it to be anymore unnecessarily troublesome than you or I do while sitting in our comfortable, temp-controlled offices.
Another +1 on refraining from making dumb moves inside the cabin when pulled over. I have 18% on my front windows and 5% on the hatch. I got two speeding tickets on two consecutive days in August (just my luck
). Rolled both windows down right away to make it easier for the officer to see inside (bright sunny days). The first officer didn't ask for registration and insurance but the second did. I asked for his permission to reach into the glove compartment to get it since only Z owners know that Zs don't have it in the conventional spot. Every officer would expect the worst (and act accordingly) if your hand makes a sudden dive behind the passenger seat. Officer was so impressed with the way I was handling myself (his words) that he reduced the ticket to 9 over instead of 15 and was laughing and joking the whole time about recent movies (i was returning from the theater) and his days in the Navy. Not to mention he said he would overlook my out of state license and unsigned registration card (both are ticketable offenses here).By the way, neither officer even mentioned my tint or the missing front plate.
So always be polite and respectful. LE officers are just like you and me; it's just another day on the job for them. They won't want it to be anymore unnecessarily troublesome than you or I do while sitting in our comfortable, temp-controlled offices.
Booo hooo cry babies, dont break the freaking law then you wont have to worry about crap. And to those of you who say cops break the rules, do this or that, then well change your freaking job to be a cop already.
Originally Posted by idwin
Booo hooo cry babies, dont break the freaking law then you wont have to worry about crap. And to those of you who say cops break the rules, do this or that, then well change your freaking job to be a cop already.
but ya, my 98 accord has like 15% tint and i got pulled over for it, it was a 75 dollar ticket, which isnt too bad, but I didnt want the hassle of being pulled over again, its a pain in the ***, i just took the tint off.
Im gonna get simple 35% on the 350 eventually. nothing too dark.
Originally Posted by usmanasif
A big +1 on dark tint being a safety issue for officers. Anyone who thinks otherwise should picture approaching a sedan with 5% all around and windows rolled up. If you think that's child's play, you are a damn liar and I would like to see you prove otherwise.
Another +1 on refraining from making dumb moves inside the cabin when pulled over. I have 18% on my front windows and 5% on the hatch. I got two speeding tickets on two consecutive days in August (just my luck
). Rolled both windows down right away to make it easier for the officer to see inside (bright sunny days). The first officer didn't ask for registration and insurance but the second did. I asked for his permission to reach into the glove compartment to get it since only Z owners know that Zs don't have it in the conventional spot. Every officer would expect the worst (and act accordingly) if your hand makes a sudden dive behind the passenger seat. Officer was so impressed with the way I was handling myself (his words) that he reduced the ticket to 9 over instead of 15 and was laughing and joking the whole time about recent movies (i was returning from the theater) and his days in the Navy. Not to mention he said he would overlook my out of state license and unsigned registration card (both are ticketable offenses here).
By the way, neither officer even mentioned my tint or the missing front plate.
So always be polite and respectful. LE officers are just like you and me; it's just another day on the job for them. They won't want it to be anymore unnecessarily troublesome than you or I do while sitting in our comfortable, temp-controlled offices.
Another +1 on refraining from making dumb moves inside the cabin when pulled over. I have 18% on my front windows and 5% on the hatch. I got two speeding tickets on two consecutive days in August (just my luck
). Rolled both windows down right away to make it easier for the officer to see inside (bright sunny days). The first officer didn't ask for registration and insurance but the second did. I asked for his permission to reach into the glove compartment to get it since only Z owners know that Zs don't have it in the conventional spot. Every officer would expect the worst (and act accordingly) if your hand makes a sudden dive behind the passenger seat. Officer was so impressed with the way I was handling myself (his words) that he reduced the ticket to 9 over instead of 15 and was laughing and joking the whole time about recent movies (i was returning from the theater) and his days in the Navy. Not to mention he said he would overlook my out of state license and unsigned registration card (both are ticketable offenses here).By the way, neither officer even mentioned my tint or the missing front plate.
So always be polite and respectful. LE officers are just like you and me; it's just another day on the job for them. They won't want it to be anymore unnecessarily troublesome than you or I do while sitting in our comfortable, temp-controlled offices.
Originally Posted by HDPD350Z
Not sure about where you live, but in my jurisdiction, the officer must have a meter to test the tint before a cite can be issued.
Originally Posted by garyovich
It's illegal to drive in your state with an out of state license?
That's Total Bs...
Man I Got Pulled Over For Window Tinting 2times And Had To Goto
Court But... Gotta Tell You Judge Don't Give A Shi77 About
Window Tinting. The Judge Called My Name And I Showed Up
Got My License Back!
Man I Got Pulled Over For Window Tinting 2times And Had To Goto
Court But... Gotta Tell You Judge Don't Give A Shi77 About
Window Tinting. The Judge Called My Name And I Showed Up
Got My License Back!
Originally Posted by garyovich
It's illegal to drive in your state with an out of state license?
In fact that is the residency law in most states.
see what amazes me is that in my old eclipse i had five on the sides and rear window and 10 on the WINDSHEILD. Not just the visor, the entire windshield and i never once had anyone say something to me.
Originally Posted by e7h3rn37
see what amazes me is that in my old eclipse i had five on the sides and rear window and 10 on the WINDSHEILD. Not just the visor, the entire windshield and i never once had anyone say something to me.
Dark tint obviously puts a cops LIFE a risk. That's why it's illegal! I've been pulled over multiple times over the years for and ended up with tint tickets. I agree it's frustrating, and it sucks to have to replace the tint. But getting pissed at the the cop is ignorant!!! Those guys have one of the most thankless jobs out there. Anyway- that's my opinion.
IF YOU CAN'T DO THE TIME- DON'T DO THE CRIME
P.S. If there are any "COPS" out there Thanks for what you do!
IF YOU CAN'T DO THE TIME- DON'T DO THE CRIME
P.S. If there are any "COPS" out there Thanks for what you do!
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