I know cars can get ticketed in Ontario at the cops discretion if the tint is so dark they can not see the driver. Can you get ticketed for having a tinted visor?
There is no law against tinted visor in Ontario. Tented windows on cars is an officer safety issue.<o></o>
Then again I keep seeing Asian ladies with those stick on window covers that almost completely block your vision on their front side windows (meant to create a sunshade in the back for your kids)... something tells me that's not legal.
Illegal or not, why would you wear a tinted visor at night...
I can understand riders leave it up when they forget their visor at home, but having it down?.. lol
Illegal or not, why would you wear a tinted visor at night...
I can understand riders leave it up when they forget their visor at home, but having it down?.. lol
Bell Transition Visor... never have this problem again!
+1 Love this thing. My old helmet had a dark tint and I rode with it down, at night and in the middle of nowhere. I could see just fine but was careful not to overdrive the headlights.
I was thinking about this just recently actually. I've ridden past cops with my tinted visor and never got bothered for it.
I think the main reason it's illegal to have extremely dark tints on a car, is to make sure you're visible in case you were drinking/doing drugs/no seat belt and things of that nature.
A helmet visor just covers your face and protects your eyes from the sun while your body is perfectly visible.
Can't see why it would be illegal.
No, they aren't illegal. There are places in which a level of tint over a certain percentage is illegal for visors, but not here.
*EDIT* The UK regs can be seen here: http://assets.dft.gov.uk/publicatio...ets/motorcycle-helmets-visors-and-goggles.pdf