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Yes, with two compliant exterior mirrors and an installation meeting the requirements.
Yes, provided the film and installation meet the technical requirements and the vehicle has two regulation-compliant exterior mirrors, one on each side. Having two mirrors does not validate every film or installation. Do not interfere with driver visibility or conceal devices that must remain visible.
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Yes, with two compliant exterior mirrors and an installation meeting the requirements.
No, every rear-window solar film is prohibited even if it meets the requirements.
No, it is only possible with an interior mirror, regardless of exterior mirrors.
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