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House deletes Senate window‑tint changes; committee debates enforcement and past delayed rules
Summary
Senate Transportation members reviewed House deletion of last year's proposed window‑tint rules and discussed enforcement, a 70% visual light transmission proposal, and testimony that enforcement equipment calibration could cost more than $100.
Senate Transportation members reviewed a House amendment that removes the Senate's proposed changes to vehicle window‑tint rules, returning the statute to the "existing law" approach and reviving questions about enforcement and rulemaking from last year.
The change matters because last year's DMV bill (Act 165) had prospective amendments to the tinted‑window law with a delayed effective date intended to give DMV time to adopt rules; the House deletion removes those amendments from statute and leaves the…
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