Window Tint License Plate IL
Now, it has to be formly written into a law and sent to the govorners office. He can either sign it or veto it...
No idea how longs this will take. It isnt quite ready yet, so dont go arguing with any cops...
No idea how longs this will take. It isnt quite ready yet, so dont go arguing with any cops...
Actually, it's back in the House now, so they can ratify the amendment that was made in the Senate; it's on the schedule as of now, so hopefully it'll come up in the House tomorrow.
Once that's done, it goes to the Governor's desk, as I understand it. So, we're still a little way from it being law, but it's very close now.
Here's the link to the bill, for those who want to see what's happened to it over the course of it's progression, and what the current text says.
Once that's done, it goes to the Governor's desk, as I understand it. So, we're still a little way from it being law, but it's very close now.
Here's the link to the bill, for those who want to see what's happened to it over the course of it's progression, and what the current text says.
Actually, it's back in the House now, so they can ratify the amendment that was made in the Senate; it's on the schedule as of now, so hopefully it'll come up in the House tomorrow.
Once that's done, it goes to the Governor's desk, as I understand it. So, we're still a little way from it being law, but it's very close now.
Here's the link to the bill, for those who want to see what's happened to it over the course of it's progression, and what the current text says.
Once that's done, it goes to the Governor's desk, as I understand it. So, we're still a little way from it being law, but it's very close now.
Here's the link to the bill, for those who want to see what's happened to it over the course of it's progression, and what the current text says.
In case anyone is worried, it looks like the amendment text doesn't change things too substantially; it appears to just be improved wording and organization for the most part, and the same basic rules seem to apply: 50% front/30% rear, 35% all around, or 0% front/100% rear. Although, they've called out manufacturer-applied front tinting (up to 50%) on trucks as being specifically permitted for some reason; seems a little weird, since the 50%/30% rule already would seem to cover it.
They also cleaned up the language regarding special WT plates; if you have them, you're excempt from the restrictions entirely, and it's unambiguous now. A piece of good news in the amended version for installers is that they no longer have to keep a copy of the doctor's certified statement on file: as long as the driver already has WT plates on the car, that appears to be good enough. A good thing from a privacy perspective, at the very least.
They also cleaned up the language regarding special WT plates; if you have them, you're excempt from the restrictions entirely, and it's unambiguous now. A piece of good news in the amended version for installers is that they no longer have to keep a copy of the doctor's certified statement on file: as long as the driver already has WT plates on the car, that appears to be good enough. A good thing from a privacy perspective, at the very least.
For IL what would you guys think woudl be the best setup %'s on tints? you guys agree that 35 all around would be ideal? I hear sometimes people get 20% all around... is that too dark?
but taking into account that it should be legalized soon... i'm looking into what tint would look good on my car while still not being too dark
so you're thinking 35 would even be too dark?
so you're thinking 35 would even be too dark?
No worth it until the law is passed....
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It depends on where you live/drive. In the city the cops couldn't care less. I've had 35% all around for some time and don't get bothered.
the burbs are a different story,...I've heard naperville is bad for example.
the burbs are a different story,...I've heard naperville is bad for example.
