Hawaii HB720 amends vehicle window tinting regulations to improve comfort and safety.
Hawaii HB720 addresses the state's regulation of sun screening devices on motor vehicles, such as window tinting. The bill responds to the tropical climate of Hawaii, which causes intense sunlight, higher temperatures, and increased glare. By lowering the allowable light transmittance for vehicle windows, the bill aims to enhance driver comfort, safety, and health by reducing interior temperatures and blocking ultraviolet light. The new regulations also protect vehicle interiors from sun damage. The bill specifies exceptions for certain vehicle parts and materials.
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