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May a driver place a nontransparent object where it blocks the required view through the windshield?
Correct answer: No; the driver's forward view must stay clear.
Why
Keep the required forward view clear. Windshield attachments are restricted, with specific exceptions for required certificates, a transparent top strip outside the direct viewing area, authorized toll devices and qualifying navigation devices. Place permitted devices safely; a clear rear window does not excuse obstructing the required forward view.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Windshield obstruction · p. 46
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