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Tinted vehicles could facilitate crime and endanger road users — ACP Alexander

” Beyond road safety, ACP Alexander said excessively dark vehicle windows could be exploited by criminals because they prevent members of the public and security personnel from seeing what is happening inside a vehicle.“When you are in the vehicle, even the windows that have glass should allow 70 per cent light transmission into the vehicle,” he explained.
The Director of Research, Training and Education at the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service, ACP Alexander Obeng, has cautioned motorists against using heavily tinted vehicle windows, warning that the practice could facilitate criminal activities and compromise public safety.
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