Police say officers found vehicles with windscreens and side windows tinted in breach of requirements during intensified checks across Armenia. The reports are not final fines, and police say road-safety measures will continue.
Armenia’s Patrol Service drew up 198 administrative violation reports during intensified nationwide checks on tinted vehicle windows, Interior Ministry police said. The count refers to reports of violations, not final fines.
Police said officers found vehicles with windscreens and side windows tinted in breach of established requirements. The notice did not specify when the operation took place. Police described compliance with light-transmission rules as important to road safety and said the checks aimed to prevent violations and ensure traffic safety.
Iravaban.net says windscreens must let through at least 75% of light. Front-door windows, front side windows where present, and other windows must let through at least 70%. Other windows may fall below that threshold if the vehicle has two rearview mirrors.
The site says Armenia’s Administrative Offenses Code provides for a fine of 25,000 AMD for driving with unlawful window light transmission, a film-covered front windscreen or improperly curtained windows.
Police said measures to prevent violations, improve driver discipline and ensure road safety are continuing.
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