Will Traffic Police Check One-Way Privacy Window Films?
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Applying dark one-way privacy films to car windows that produce mirror-like reflections violates traffic regulations. Additional information: 1. Regulations: According to the 'Safety Technical Conditions for Motor Vehicle Operation', the visible light transmittance of the front windshield area in the driver's line of sight and the areas used for observing exterior rearview mirrors must be ≥70%. No mirror-reflective sunshade films should be applied to any window glass. 2. Regulations for buses and school buses: For highway buses, tourist buses, buses with standing passenger areas, school buses, and passenger vehicles with mid-engine placement and a width-to-height ratio ≤0.9, the visible light transmittance of all window glass must be ≥50%. Except for safety signs and information symbols compliant with GB30678 standards for buses, no opaque or mirror-reflective colored papers or thermal insulation papers should be applied.