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HB 1022·GA·house

Motor vehicles; prohibit electric tinting

FailedFiled Jan 27, 2026
Sponsor: Lauren McDonald III
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Senate Read Second Time

Mar 25, 2026

Summary

The bill rewrites Georgia’s vehicle‑tinting statutes to ban electric‑tint glass and set precise light‑transmission percentages for front, side, and rear windows. It also bars any electric tint on license plates, requires law‑enforcement to obtain electronic license‑verification equipment, and creates new offenses with fines and jail time for drivers who flee or try to elude police. The measure did not pass.

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