Haha, but seriously you can be ticketed for it at the cops discretion just like bike racks obstructing number plates. Which alot don't realise this, a few customers have found out the hardway.
grangies: stirrer lol
v8_mopar,
Oct 4, 7:38am
What about tow balls
grangies,
Oct 4, 7:41am
Mr.
rotormotor7,
Oct 4, 7:47am
what i've noticed is the amount of those cheap plastic flags on the motorway that have broken loose from the windows.
i-n-horz,
Oct 4, 10:34am
From the NZ Transport Agency (factsheet 39)
Rear windows (windows behind the driver's seat) A transparent overlay applied to a rear window of a car (sedan, station wagon, hatchback, sports car or convertible) must have an overall VLT of at least 35 percent. An overlay fitted to a rear window of any other vehicle, including a stretch limousine and body transfer vehicle, may be of any tint level. Any vehicle with an overlay applied to a rear window must have an external rear view mirror on each side.
Fitting non-transparent film, perforated overlays and stickers On a rear window of a car (sedan, station wagon, hatchback, sports car, convertible) ??
ralphdog1,
Oct 4, 10:41am
OK, so can someone explain why I have a car with a plastic back window, which has been completely munted vision wise (totally opaque) for at least 6 years and have never had it fail a WOF.not even once.
Thats easy! Bet your car was a soft top and you were cunning enough to go for WOF check with hood down. Maybe even John would have been fooled by your cunningness!
Since the public registrations are closed, you must have an invite from a current member to be able to register and post in this thread.
Have an account? Login here.