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No, they are prohibited.
No. Article 19.2 prohibits fitting non-approved tinted or coloured glass. Glazing must allow the driver a clear view. This does not prohibit all tinted glass or all film: authorised products must meet the rules and installation conditions. The prohibition is not limited to the roadworthiness inspection itself.
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Yes, but only in the front windows.
Yes, since they are not elements that affect road safety.
No, they are prohibited.
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