What is the result of a vehicle having tints on the front windows below the legal limit?

A vehicle that has tints on the front windows below the legal limit will be rejected for inspection. State regulations specify the permissible levels of tinting on windows to ensure driver visibility and safety. If the front windows are tinted beyond what is allowed by law, they can obstruct the driver's view, which poses a potential safety hazard.

As a result, during the inspection process, if the tint is found to be in violation of these legal limits, the vehicle cannot pass inspection and must be corrected before it can be deemed roadworthy. This ensures compliance with safety standards and protects both the driver and other road users.

The other options do not align with the legal requirements and consequences of exceeding window tint limits. For example, offering a waiver for the inspection does not apply here, as legal non-compliance must be addressed directly. Similarly, suggesting that a vehicle could be inspected without issues is inaccurate when it comes to unsafe modifications like excessive tinting on front windows.