Archive · 20 May 2025
Mysuru Police Ban Car Window Tinting for Safety
The police in Mysuru are making sure cars don't have dark window tinting.
This is because dark tints can make it hard to see inside the car, which is a safety issue.
The police are following the Supreme Court's rules, which say that no extra material can be added to car windows.
They are fining drivers and making them remove the tint right away.
This also helps drivers see better at night, preventing accidents.
The police are also educating people about these rules.
Mysuru police are fining motorists for window tinting beyond permissible limits.
Vehicle owners are required to remove the tint immediately.
The initiative is in line with Supreme Court directives.
The ban applies to all vehicle types.
Regular awareness campaigns are being conducted.
- Who
- Mysuru city police.
- What
- Mysuru police are enforcing a ban on car window tinting.
- When
- Ongoing, with a special drive conducted on Sunday.
- Where
- Mysuru city.
- Why
- To ensure public safety and comply with Supreme Court directives.
- Action
- Mysuru police are enforcing a ban on car window tinting.
- Reason
- To enhance public safety and security.
- Penalty
- Rs 500 fine and tint removal on the spot.
- Legal Basis
- Supreme Court directives.
- Affected Vehicles
- All types, including private, taxi, and commercial.
- Enforcement
- Special drives and awareness campaigns.
- Cases Booked
- About 31 cases on Sunday.