Got 2 tickets for tints this morning.....
09-08-13, 05:15 PM
#1
Got 2 tickets for tints this morning.....
I got one for the drivers side and one for passenger. The tints are not even that dark, I got 35% all around and numerous times cops would let me go with a warning. He also said he was being nice and only gave 2, he said that he could have given me 5.....
Does anyone know how much I'll have to pay? I keep finding $90 per window, not sure if that is accurate? I'm in NY.
Does anyone know how much I'll have to pay? I keep finding $90 per window, not sure if that is accurate? I'm in NY.
Last edited by SNiiP3R; 09-08-13 at 05:33 PM.
09-08-13, 05:46 PM
#4
I got one for the drivers side and one for passenger. The tints are not even that dark, I got 35% all around and numerous times cops would let me go with a warning. He also said he was being nice and only gave 2, he said that he could have given me 5.....
Does anyone know how much I'll have to pay? I keep finding $90 per window, not sure if that is accurate? I'm in NY.
Does anyone know how much I'll have to pay? I keep finding $90 per window, not sure if that is accurate? I'm in NY.
It was in Brooklyn, corner of Cropsey Ave & Neptune Ave.
09-08-13, 09:22 PM
#6
Not sure of NY laws but a ticket per window sounds f'n stupid to
me. I'd go to court... but if you really have tints that are within the law, just go get it certified. For
MD, state troopers do the verification. It should be one ticket no
matter how many windows are tinted.
me. I'd go to court... but if you really have tints that are within the law, just go get it certified. For
MD, state troopers do the verification. It should be one ticket no
matter how many windows are tinted.
09-09-13, 06:24 AM
#7
If he put the meter on your windows to measure the tint then yeah you're screwed. I'm sure he was just being a jerk unless you did something to provoke getting pulled over. If he didn't measure your tint and just gave you a ticket saying it's too dark, then go fight it in court.
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09-11-13, 08:50 AM
#9
wow a ticket per window? thats crazy
not all the time. ive done it twice, once in jersey and once in delaware. in jersey i pleaded not guilty for a ticket for a loud exhaust. i told the judge the cop did not have a DB meter and he dropped the ticket. in delaware i just told the judge i didnt mind paying the fine, just didnt want the points and he drops the points.
not all the time. ive done it twice, once in jersey and once in delaware. in jersey i pleaded not guilty for a ticket for a loud exhaust. i told the judge the cop did not have a DB meter and he dropped the ticket. in delaware i just told the judge i didnt mind paying the fine, just didnt want the points and he drops the points.
09-12-13, 02:50 AM
#10
I'm definitely paying, there is no way around that in NYC. They used issue "fix it" tickets, but not anymore.
Anyways, I keep entering my ticket numbers at the dmv online and I keep getting "not in the system" errors..... Not sure what to do at this point... I guess I'll mail the payment.
Anyways, I keep entering my ticket numbers at the dmv online and I keep getting "not in the system" errors..... Not sure what to do at this point... I guess I'll mail the payment.
09-12-13, 04:43 AM
#11
wow a ticket per window? thats crazy
not all the time. ive done it twice, once in jersey and once in delaware. in jersey i pleaded not guilty for a ticket for a loud exhaust. i told the judge the cop did not have a DB meter and he dropped the ticket. in delaware i just told the judge i didnt mind paying the fine, just didnt want the points and he drops the points.
not all the time. ive done it twice, once in jersey and once in delaware. in jersey i pleaded not guilty for a ticket for a loud exhaust. i told the judge the cop did not have a DB meter and he dropped the ticket. in delaware i just told the judge i didnt mind paying the fine, just didnt want the points and he drops the points.
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