Tint fix it ticket..
06-14-2009 | 04:30 PM
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Naw thats not my G i have a 37 but i posted that just cause ive never seen a car like that on the road id imagine that hed get pulled over in a heart beat....
to the question of paying a fine i just got a tint ticket and it was 260 fine if i didnt want to remove it!! i know a shop thatll remove front windows and them put them back on for you for $40 its conoga park tiniting or something in Thousand oaks probably a 30 minute drive from where you got your ticket thousand oaks area i just paid my 25 with a signature last week
to the question of paying a fine i just got a tint ticket and it was 260 fine if i didnt want to remove it!! i know a shop thatll remove front windows and them put them back on for you for $40 its conoga park tiniting or something in Thousand oaks probably a 30 minute drive from where you got your ticket thousand oaks area i just paid my 25 with a signature last week
06-15-2009 | 06:09 PM
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i got another one a few days ago from Highway Patrol...
my question is..... can LAPD officer sign off the ticket that was issued by highway patrol?
this time i actually didnt get away with temporary license on my windshield....
he said he sees the intention of not putting the license plate on, because i still have my temporary one on windshield, and it has been a year and 3 months since i got my car...
my question is..... can LAPD officer sign off the ticket that was issued by highway patrol?
this time i actually didnt get away with temporary license on my windshield....
he said he sees the intention of not putting the license plate on, because i still have my temporary one on windshield, and it has been a year and 3 months since i got my car...
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07-18-2009 | 03:09 AM
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eeh it is what it is a fee is only a fee... i got one for my windows also went to my tint shop take off the tint go literally like 2 blocks to chp office sign it off , got a warning for not having a front plate hahahaha and went straight back to the shop to put my tint back on hahaha cant go without my tint man...
07-18-2009 | 03:55 AM
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eeh it is what it is a fee is only a fee... i got one for my windows also went to my tint shop take off the tint go literally like 2 blocks to chp office sign it off , got a warning for not having a front plate hahahaha and went straight back to the shop to put my tint back on hahaha cant go without my tint man...
07-19-2009 | 03:03 AM
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Instead of dealing with fines, fake notes, getting pulled over regularly, bubbling, streaks, squeaks, etc., why not just go with the current law:
California Tint Law
It’s really not that bad, and you’ll feel better and see better, especially at night.
California Tint Law
It’s really not that bad, and you’ll feel better and see better, especially at night.
Don’t get me wrong. I’m not against tint. I’m just against illegal tint. These laws, IMO, exist for a reason. What would be ridiculous to me would be the senseless killing of someone because a driver, wearing the equivalent of dark sunglasses at night, didn’t quite see the other person in time.
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08-03-2009 | 06:08 AM
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My dad got this last year for his old car. We were driving to Palm Springs in his Mercedes CLS500 and we got pulled over for tinted windows. Truthfully, the windows were tinted, but not that badly, and you could easily see through them.
My dad did absolutely nothing, and he wasn't stopped again. He now has a new car, and tinted the windows also. Plus he tinted my windows. And so far I have never been stopped.
My experience is that cops in Los Angeles and/or Beverly Hills rarely or never give out tickets for tinted windows... but when you get out of LA, like going to San Diego, or Palm Springs etc, you may get stopped more frequently for this kinda thing.
My dad did absolutely nothing, and he wasn't stopped again. He now has a new car, and tinted the windows also. Plus he tinted my windows. And so far I have never been stopped.
My experience is that cops in Los Angeles and/or Beverly Hills rarely or never give out tickets for tinted windows... but when you get out of LA, like going to San Diego, or Palm Springs etc, you may get stopped more frequently for this kinda thing.
09-03-2009 | 03:22 PM
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I never had one but I was told by a cop to take it off. I went to local sheriff to get exhaust ticket signed off. Then he saw my front window with light tint. Told me to take it off or else he wont sign the ticket off. I did paid about 20$ to take it off (grr) then I came back to the same sheriff and didn't sign my ticket off!!! he told me to go to rep. (even though my fix it ticket says fixable)