One of the greatest benefits that comes with receiving a user-driven education is the amount of information that you will inevitably learn that doesn’t even directly pertain to your field. And while your mind may be busy thinking about your beauty practice or hospital internship, you are legally obligated to know the laws of your region in order to be considered a truly educated and law-abiding citizen. So as an educated and law-abiding healthcare student, you’ll first want to brush up on the regulations regarding window tinting in Tennessee when it comes to your personal vehicle.
Window tinting is an incredibly popular addition for many vehicle owners as it can protect you from damaging sunlight that increases the temperature of your cabin, critical damage from UV rays, excessive glare, and even gives your vehicle a sleeker, more upscale profile. However, it is important to make sure that your window tint levels comply with state and federal laws, otherwise you could face heavy fines. Here are some facts and educational tips that can help you stay compliant: Your windows must allow over 35 percent light to pass through in all but the rear windows of your vehicle. All of your windows must be able to provide over 35 percent light transmittance. For individuals who spend long periods of time working or playing outside, the most significant risk is sunburn. So while the avoidance of sunlight-related risks can be a good excuse to spend some money on window tint, you have to stay within the law. Tint laws are designed to keep the eyes of drivers on the road as well as provide protection against the risks of UV light. Even though it might seem like a minor offense, driving a vehicle that violates state tint laws may cause you to fall victim to another vehicle operator. However, as a new driver, you should already know that maintaining safe driving practices is critical to your long-term career. Even though you might only be driving locally or regionally at school, ensuring that your vehicle complies with local laws is a good way to qualify yourself as an educated, law-abiding citizen. And while it might seem like taking classes and doing labs is the only way to expand your mind while still in school, it’s important to remember that maintaining your knowledge of local laws is also what gets you ahead of the curve and makes you a competent healthcare professional. You may never even think about the tint laws of your state until law enforcement pulls you over and issues you a ticket that could lead to expensive fines. So even though it’s unfortunate that there are rules that interfere with your desire to darken car windows, you might as well fully educate yourself about them to avoid any unnecessary legal entanglements.