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West Virginia Class E Knowledge Test Practice
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You want to add tint film to the front side windows of your car. What limit does West Virginia law set for these windows?
Correct answer: They must still let at least 35 percent of the light through.
Why
Dark tint makes it harder for you to see at night and in bad weather, and harder for others to see you. In West Virginia, tint on the side windows next to the driver must let at least 35 percent of the light through and may not reflect more than 20 percent. A vehicle with darker tint has illegal equipment, and the examiner cannot use it for the road skills test.
Verified against West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook · Illegal Equipment · p. 35
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