Quote Originally Posted by vwimmer
I have to agree with the fact that only the two front and windshield windows need to be a lighter tint than the rest. I pretty much base my opinion on the fact that when you look at say, a van. Most utility vans ONLY have the front two windows and windshield, and its completely legal.

Therefor it shouldn't matter what type of vehicle you're driving in that case, as long as the main windows pass the law. I mean when you're learning to drive, you're not taught to use the rear window nor the rear passenger windows to help you drive, so it shouldn't matter if you can't see through them or if they don't exist at all.

Thats just my opinion though, I'm not telling you thats how it is, but if I get pulled over for it, thats my problem, I'll just have to fight it in court.
Since when are you not supposed to check your blind spots (rear windows) when merging or use your rear view mirror when backing up?