What is the legal window tint limit in pa?

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35% According to PennDot when i spoke with them last week about a ticket for violating 4701 2b in Montour county. PennDot said there are no numbers or percents regarding the law concerning window tint, that it is as it reads TITLE 75 of PA STATUTES – 4524 (e)(1)of the Pennsylvania Common Statutes:

(1)

No person shall drive any motor vehicle with any sun screening device

or other material which does not permit a person to see or view the inside of the vehicle through the windshield, side wing or side window of the vehicle.

ThePolicesay that it is supposed to be 70% vlt visible light transmission. I find this a bone of contention and plan to make waves until someone forms clarity on the matter.
I have written each State Senator in regard to this matter, as well as PennDot and if i am forcedtopay the fine, They can bet i will push this to a higherauthorityuntil there is more clarity on the matter.
First off if PennDot sets the rules for vehicle safety, why then is it up to the police to make the rules as they see fit instead ofenforcingwhat it is PennDot says is the law?

who has the bottom say in this matter, if PennDot sets the laws and they say there are no percentages involved then why does law enforcement say that there is a 70% required light transference which a vehicle must have on the windows?

tooambiguousand there must be more clarity. Mostotherstates in this country have more defined outlines of tint laws, lets make PA one of them so these tint tickets are no longer a big question with no solid answers