New Jersey commission’s final tint report makes no formal recommendation
Commission report · no legal change made by reportThe New Jersey Law Revision Commission’s September 17, 2026 report records competing views without formally recommending changes to the windshield statute.
Final report dated: Published: Sources checked: (UTC)
By Window Tint Laws · Status reflects the sources checked on the date above.
The outcome
The commission cites existing bills and disagreement among commenters as reasons for presenting its research without a formal amendment recommendation.
The report itself creates no tint limit or inspection requirement.
Sources: NJLRC final report ↗
Bills discussed
A4233 and A4673 were pending when the report was written. Their introduced versions are dated February 19 and March 10, 2026, respectively.
Each proposes restrictions on windshield and front-side tint, with upper-windshield and statutory medical exceptions, plus tint inspections.
Sources: NJLRC final report ↗ · New Jersey A4233, introduced February 19, 2026 ↗ · New Jersey A4673, introduced March 10, 2026 ↗
Dates and status
The report is dated September 17, 2026. Its exact public posting date was not verified.
The project page separately lists tentative, draft-final and final reports.
Sources: NJLRC project chronology ↗ · NJLRC final report ↗
Before relying on this report
- The bills’ current action histories were not verified. Their description here is historical.
- The commission report is not an enacted measure and establishes no effective date.
This report is general information, not legal advice or a vehicle-specific compliance decision. A news item does not authorize a film installation or add a rule to our calculator.
Sources and references
- NJLRC final report ↗
Conclusion: pages 3 and 28; bill discussion: pages 26–28.
- NJLRC project chronology ↗
Official report listing.
- New Jersey A4233, introduced February 19, 2026 ↗
Introduced text, sections 1–4.
- New Jersey A4673, introduced March 10, 2026 ↗
Introduced text, sections 1–4.