What is strictly prohibited regarding the windows and glazed surfaces of a vehicle?

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The correct answer is the installation of non-homologated tinted or colored glass. According to General Traffic Regulations, the glazed surface of the vehicle must allow clear visibility for the driver over the road at all times. The use of tinted windows or adhesive films is allowed only if they are homologated (and generally only on the rear windows, provided the vehicle has two external rear-view mirrors). The other options are incorrect because placing films on rear windows is permitted under specific conditions, and the use of transparent glass is the standard rule.

What is strictly prohibited regarding the windows and glazed surfaces of a vehicle?

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