Only Exempted Vehicles Can Have Tinted Front Windscreens

Halt Enforcement Of Tinted Glass Policy Now

Vanguard Editorial, Tuesday December 30, 2025 The revelation recently by the Nigeria Police Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, that motorists would be required from January 2, 2026, to obtain official permits before using tinted window glass has once again ignited public controversy. The announcement followed the police’s earlier suspension of the policy in October.  According to Hundeyin, the decision was informed by a distu…

Only exempted vehicles can have tinted front windscreens

regulations issued by Minister to take effect on Thursday Minister of Home Affairs, Oneidge Walrond, yesterday unveiled the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic (Tint) Regulations 2025 which will take effect on January 1, 2026 and only exempted vehicles will be allowed to have a tinted front windscreen. The article Only exempted vehicles can have tinted front windscreens appeared first on Stabroek News.

Comply with automotive window tint law from January or face increased fines – home affairs minister

Last Updated on Monday, 29 December 2025, 19:56 by Writer Minister of Home Affairs Oneidge Walrond on Monday said no tint would be allowed on the front windshields of vehicles and light tint ranging from 20 to 25 percent for the rear windshield and windows. Under the new regulations under the Motor Vehicles and Road ...

New 20- 25% tint regulations take effect from Jan. 1

The Ministry of Home Affairs has announced that there will be new regulations for vehicular tint from January 1, 2026. In a release, it was noted that rear side windows and the rear windscreen will now be permitted to have tint with a minimum visible light transmission (VLT) of 20%. Front side windows may have tint with a minimum VLT of 25%. However, no tint is permitted on the front windscreen, except for a visor, which must not exceed six inch…

New tint rules set 20%–25% limits; violators face $30,000 fine

See full statement from Minister of Home Affairs Oneidge Walrond: When I assumed the Office of Minister of Home Affairs, the legal position was clear: no vehicle was permitted to bear tinted windows unless an exemption had been granted, and even then, the law allowed for a minimum of sixty-five percent (65%) Visible Light Transmission […] The post New tint rules set 20%–25% limits; violators face $30,000 fine appeared first on INews Guyana.

New tint regulations take effect from January 1

–with 25%, 20% limits for specific windows; no front windscreen tint permitted The Government will implement new vehicle tint regulations from January 1, 2026, ending what officials say was an outdated and largely unenforceable approach to window tinting and replacing it with a modern framework aimed at improving road safety and law enforcement efficiency. Minister […]