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Message: <blockquote data-quote="planta" data-source="post: 282697" data-attributes="member: 7799">Majority of Malaysians are drivers and everyone lives under the sun. We have climate change issue like the heat and the safety issue where idiots breaking windows whenever they see smart tags or bags inside the car. This is becoming more of a need rather than a luxury item. Therefore, when they want to do such enforcement, it will divert the public's attention from the underlying issues like national leadership, increase in food prices and others.Talk about accidents, comfortability affects driving attitude. The longer you stay in a car that is uncomfortable, the more agressive or impatient your driving will be. If not for the driver's own comfort, you would definitely feel pity for discomfort for your kids at the back of the car covering their face with their hands from the sun. People use tints nowadays for comfort and safety. My point is, why does darker tint is illegal for passenger sides? IT does not impose hazard to the driver and other road users. So why the hell does JPJ who is supposed to be working on reducing accidents consider this. There must be another motive. I read somewhere in past a comment from a JPJ officer that such tint enforcement is needed to ensure that drivers have clear vision when driving. hmmmm. If tint is limiting vision, then there must a law to prevent drivers from wearing sunglasses while driving la.....planta</blockquote>