Climate Protection Benefits
Quality window tint provides year-round comfort and protection in any climate.
- UV protection prevents skin damage
- Reduces interior fading
- Keeps vehicle cooler in summer
- Adds privacy and security
Vermont VLT Requirements
VLT (Visible Light Transmission) measures the percentage of light that passes through your window tint. Lower percentages mean darker tint. Here are Vermont's specific requirements:
| Window Location | VLT Requirement | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Front Windshield | Above AS-1 line | Non-reflective tint allowed above AS-1 line |
| Front Side Windows | Any darkness | Driver and passenger windows |
| Back Side Windows | 32% VLT | Rear passenger windows |
| Rear Window | 32% VLT | Dual side mirrors required if tinted |
Fines & Penalties
Illegal Tint Penalties
- First offense: $121 - $300
Medical Exemptions
Medical Exemptions Available
Vermont allows drivers with certain medical conditions to apply for darker window tint than normally permitted.
Medical exemption available with doctors certificate
Official Law Reference
Statute: Vermont Statutes Title 23 Section 1125
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the legal tint limit in Vermont?
In Vermont, front side windows must allow Any darkness through. Back side windows require 32% VLT, and the rear window requires 32% VLT.
Can I tint my front windshield in Vermont?
Yes, Vermont allows non-reflective tint on the front windshield above the AS-1 line. Non-reflective tint allowed above AS-1 line
What is the fine for illegal tint in Vermont?
First offense fines in Vermont range from $121 to $300.
Does Vermont offer medical exemptions for darker tint?
Yes, Vermont offers medical exemptions for window tint. Medical exemption available with doctors certificate
Are there color restrictions for window tint in Vermont?
Vermont does not have specific color restrictions for window tint, though highly reflective or mirrored tints may be restricted.
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Find Installers in VermontDisclaimer: Window tint laws can change. While we strive to keep this information accurate (last updated January 2026), we are not a legal authority. Always verify current regulations with your local DMV or a certified tint professional before applying window film.