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Only if the vehicle has two exterior rear-view mirrors.
Rear-window sun blinds are permitted while driving when the vehicle has two external rear-view mirrors meeting the necessary technical specifications. Article 19 requires preserving the driver’s visibility. Mirrors do not eliminate every blind spot or authorise covering front windows. This is not unconditional permission for any film or unapproved tinted glass.
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Only if the vehicle has two exterior rear-view mirrors.
No, it is completely prohibited.
Yes, in all cases.
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