Under what conditions is it permitted to place adhesive films or sunshades on the windows of a vehicle?

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The General Traffic Regulations allow the installation of adhesive films (tinted) or sunshades only on the rear side windows and the rear windshield. The mandatory condition for this is that the vehicle must be equipped with two exterior rear-view mirrors (one on the left and one on the right) that are properly approved. This is necessary to compensate for the reduced interior visibility. It is never permitted to place them on the front windshield or the driver's and front passenger's side windows, as they would obstruct the main 180-degree field of vision.

Under what conditions is it permitted to place adhesive films or sunshades on the windows of a vehicle?

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