Hawaii Automobile Safety Inspector Practice Exam

The tint requirements for additional windows on a later model Neighborhood Electric Vehicle (NEV) do indeed apply, which is why this answer is accurate. In the state of Hawaii, as well as generally in many jurisdictions, vehicle window tinting regulations are intended to ensure safety and visibility for both the driver and other road users. Therefore, any additional windows installed on a vehicle, regardless of whether it is a later model NEV, must comply with existing tint regulations.

This compliance includes adhering to specific limits on the Visible Light Transmission (VLT) percentage to ensure that enough light passes through the windows, allowing for clear visibility. These rules help prevent accidents caused by impaired vision due to excessive tinting and ensure that law enforcement can see into vehicles as necessary. Thus, it is incumbent upon owners of later model NEVs to ensure that all windows—including any additional ones—meet the set standards under these tinting regulations.