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Do you get nicked if you use a dark tinted visor in england ??
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(06-06-13, 08:27 AM)Punkstig link Wrote: The whole thing was 'decriminalised' so to speak a couple of years ago.
Lets go back to the topic question-
Under no circumstances will you be nicked for wearing a dark visor in bright sunny daylight, no matter how black it is!
the law states:
if fitted a visor MUST be kitemarked with a ZA rating or the european ece 22.05 equivalent. it MUST allow 50% light transfer.
failure to comply will result in a FPN.

that is the law, how a police officer decides to implement it is up to him.

just as a footnote, the risk of retinal damage is far higher when using a fully black visor (unless it's a genuine arai/shoei) as there are no UV filters on them and the pupil is more dilated due to 'less' light hitting the retina.
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Re: Do you get nicked if you use a dark tinted visor in england ?? - by sadlonelygit - 12-06-13, 10:13 AM

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