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Ministries, assemblies cannot claim blanket exemption from vehicle tint laws – ACP Alexander

Speaking on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show on Monday, September 28, ACP Alexander said the exemptions apply primarily to vehicles used for specific security, emergency and essential public services.“The front-looking glass—the windscreen—shouldn’t have any obstruction on it, including any tint.“Those who have put these tint materials on their vehicles, you better advise yourselves, particularly those who have also tinted their front-looking windscreen,” he cautioned.
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