Hawaii HB368 amends vehicle tinting laws to allow lower light transmittance for rear windows and side windows behind the driver.

Hawaii HB368 modifies the state's motor vehicle sun screening device regulations. It allows for lower light transmittance for side windows behind the driver and rear windows, requiring a minimum of twenty-five percent plus or minus six percent. The bill also exempts certain items such as rearview mirrors, sun visors, and window wipers from the tinting restrictions. Additionally, it permits the use of sun screening materials on the AS-1 portion of the windshield, provided they meet federal safety standards. The changes take effect upon approval of the Act.

Hawaii HB368 amends vehicle tinting laws to allow lower light transmittance for rear windows and side windows behind the driver.

Hawaii HB368 modifies the state's motor vehicle sun screening device regulations. It allows for lower light transmittance for side windows behind the driver and rear windows, requiring a minimum of twenty-five percent plus or minus six percent. The bill also exempts certain items such as rearview mirrors, sun visors, and window wipers from the tinting restrictions. Additionally, it permits the use of sun screening materials on the AS-1 portion of the windshield, provided they meet federal safety standards. The changes take effect upon approval of the Act.