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Yes, if it does not obstruct visibility and meets applicable rules.
Only if it does not obstruct the driver’s clear view of the road, under Article 19. Small size or a claim of approval does not excuse an obstruction. This does not authorise any tinting film: films and glazing also require compliance with vehicle regulations. Mandatory stickers must be in their prescribed position without obstructing vision.
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Yes, being small is enough even if it blocks the driver’s view.
No, even all mandatory stickers are prohibited.
Yes, if it does not obstruct visibility and meets applicable rules.
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