Is it permitted to place sunshades on the rear window of a passenger car?

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Yes, it is permitted, but with a mandatory condition according to General Traffic Regulations: the vehicle must be equipped with two exterior rear-view mirrors (one on the left side and one on the right). The regulations state that the glazed surface may be hidden or covered with films or sunshades provided that the driver has guaranteed visibility through these two external mirrors, as the interior mirror effectively becomes useless when blocked by the sunshades.

Is it permitted to place sunshades on the rear window of a passenger car?

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