Is it permitted to drive a passenger car with sunshades on the rear side windows?

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Yes, it is permitted, but with a mandatory condition: the vehicle must be equipped with two exterior rearview mirrors (left and right). According to General Vehicle Regulations, when adhesive films, tinted glass, or sunshades are installed that reduce visibility through the rear window or rear side windows, the interior rearview mirror ceases to fulfill its primary function. Therefore, to compensate for this lack of direct rear visibility, the right exterior mirror is legally required, whereas it might otherwise be optional on some older passenger cars.

Is it permitted to drive a passenger car with sunshades on the rear side windows?

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