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It reduces visibility.
It reduces visibility by transmitting less light. A visor marked for daytime use only must not be used at night or in low light; use a visor suitable for those conditions and follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Not all tinted visors lack approval: approval and permitted use depend on the model and markings. Reducing light does not improve night vision or replace measures to avoid glare.
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It improves night vision.
It reduces visibility.
It allows you to ignore precautions against glare.
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