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How does this apply to privacy glass which I guess has a different VTL one way than the other.
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.... should have pointed out that amongst the exemptions :
... in relation to windows through which the driver when in the drivers seat is unable at any time to see any part of the road on which the vehicle is waiting or proceeding.....
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This was covered a while ago. I was not aware that 'privacy' glass has different properties in different directions ?
www.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?t=35490
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It doesn't, the glass equivelent of a diode does not exist.
Privacy through tinting works because you have to get the light into the car, so reduced by the tint, to illuminate the occupants, and then out. So it has been lessened both ways. As a result from outside the inside of vehicles with tints appears dark with all windows closed, yet your view from inside is not as dark.
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Cant understand why people have privacy glass on windows.
I think it really spoils the looks of a car when you see horrid darkened windows at the back and lighter ones at the front.give me good old tinted glass any time.
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It doesn't, the glass equivelent of a diode does not exist.
One way glass?
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