Hawaii HB720 amends vehicle window tinting regulations to improve comfort and safety for drivers.
Hawaii HB720 modifies the state's rules on sun screening devices, like window tinting, to better protect drivers from intense sunlight, heat, and glare. The bill allows for darker tints on side windows and the top edge of the windshield, aiming to reduce interior temperatures and improve visibility. It also exempts certain areas of vehicles from tinting restrictions, such as rearview mirrors and side windows necessary for driving visibility. The changes respond to Hawaii's tropical climate and the expected increase in temperatures due to climate change.
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