Tinting front windscreens is illegal – ACP Alexander warns motorists
The Director of Education, Research and Training at MTTD of the Ghana Police Service, ACP Alexander Obeng, has warned motorists that tinting the front windscreens of their vehicles is illegal under Ghana’s road traffic regulations.
ACP Alexander, the Director of Education, Research and Training at MTTD of the Ghana Police Service, has issued a stern warning to motorists about the illegality of tinting the front windscreens of their vehicles. According to ACP Alexander, the front windscreens must remain clear to ensure drivers have an unobstructed view of the road.
The Director stressed that the prohibition applies to all vehicle owners, regardless of personal preference or vehicle type. He emphasized that front windscreens should not have any tint, including any obstruction, to maintain full visibility and control of the vehicle. The law requires at least 70% light transmission for tinted side and rear windows to ensure transparency and public security.
ACP Alexander urged those who have tinted their windscreens to correct the non-compliance immediately.
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