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| Tinted windows, although illegal in B.C., are becoming more popular despite a recent crackdown from authorities. PHOTO BY James Stone, Times Colonist |
It’s
these drivers the Capital Regional District Integrated Road Safety Unit
will target starting on Wednesday, when the unit launches a five-week
blitz looking for illegal tinting.
Traffic officers are seeing an increase in such cases and suspect it might be a way for a driver to flout the tougher new distracted-driving laws, said Staff Sgt. James Anderson, the officer in charge of IRSU.
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/news/local/tinted-auto-windows-get-close-look-in-police-crackdown-1.1735995#sthash.HE5Dbw85.dpufIt
It's these drivers that local authorities are cracking down on. Starting January 21 the Integrated Road Safety Unit will start targeting illegal window tint.Traffic officers are seeing an increase in such cases and suspect it might be a way for a driver to flout the tougher new distracted-driving laws, said Staff Sgt. James Anderson, the officer in charge of IRSU.
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/news/local/tinted-auto-windows-get-close-look-in-police-crackdown-1.1735995#sthash.HE5Dbw85.dpufIt
Traffic officers are seeing an increase in illegal window tinting and suspect it might be a way for drivers trying to thwart tougher new distracted-driving laws.
Drivers face a fine of $109 and a written order to have the illegal window film removed.
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It’s
these drivers the Capital Regional District Integrated Road Safety Unit
will target starting on Wednesday, when the unit launches a five-week
blitz looking for illegal tinting.
Traffic officers are seeing an increase in such cases and suspect it might be a way for a driver to flout the tougher new distracted-driving laws, said Staff Sgt. James Anderson, the officer in charge of IRSU.
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/news/local/tinted-auto-windows-get-close-look-in-police-crackdown-1.1735995#sthash.HE5Dbw85.dpuf
Traffic officers are seeing an increase in such cases and suspect it might be a way for a driver to flout the tougher new distracted-driving laws, said Staff Sgt. James Anderson, the officer in charge of IRSU.
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/news/local/tinted-auto-windows-get-close-look-in-police-crackdown-1.1735995#sthash.HE5Dbw85.dpuf
It’s
these drivers the Capital Regional District Integrated Road Safety Unit
will target starting on Wednesday, when the unit launches a five-week
blitz looking for illegal tinting.
Traffic officers are seeing an increase in such cases and suspect it might be a way for a driver to flout the tougher new distracted-driving laws, said Staff Sgt. James Anderson, the officer in charge of IRSU.
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/news/local/tinted-auto-windows-get-close-look-in-police-crackdown-1.1735995#sthash.HE5Dbw85.dpuf
Traffic officers are seeing an increase in such cases and suspect it might be a way for a driver to flout the tougher new distracted-driving laws, said Staff Sgt. James Anderson, the officer in charge of IRSU.
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/news/local/tinted-auto-windows-get-close-look-in-police-crackdown-1.1735995#sthash.HE5Dbw85.dpuf
It’s
these drivers the Capital Regional District Integrated Road Safety Unit
will target starting on Wednesday, when the unit launches a five-week
blitz looking for illegal tinting.
Traffic officers are seeing an increase in such cases and suspect it might be a way for a driver to flout the tougher new distracted-driving laws, said Staff Sgt. James Anderson, the officer in charge of IRSU.
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/news/local/tinted-auto-windows-get-close-look-in-police-crackdown-1.1735995#sthash.HE5Dbw85.dpuf
Traffic officers are seeing an increase in such cases and suspect it might be a way for a driver to flout the tougher new distracted-driving laws, said Staff Sgt. James Anderson, the officer in charge of IRSU.
- See more at: http://www.timescolonist.com/news/local/tinted-auto-windows-get-close-look-in-police-crackdown-1.1735995#sthash.HE5Dbw85.dpuf
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