One of the drivers claims that police officers fined him for using a glass cover (“film”) on his car.
He said he checked the glass cover at the car service and although everything was fine, he was fined.
I wonder what the legislation says about this.
According to transportation expert Elmaddin Muradli, if the aforementioned “films” are produced in the manufacturing plant, the degree of light distribution during the process is taken into account:
“If the angle of dispersion and incidence of the light is clear and there is no problem for the driver, then no fine can be applied. In general, we have some gaps in this area.”
The number of drivers facing this problem is large. Police officers consider this situation illegal.
Mubariz Agayev, an official of the Chief Department of the State Traffic Police, said that covering the external lighting devices of the vehicle can cause changes in its shades, quality of light emission, misunderstanding of the signals it transmits and the function it performs. meets:
Therefore, in accordance with Appendix No. 1 to the Law “On Traffic”, the quantity, type, location and mode of operation of external lighting devices must be in accordance with the construction requirements of the vehicle for installation or replacement of equipment. violation of regulatory requirements for external lighting devices of the vehicle. “Administrative errors of the Republic of Azerbaijan According to Article 342 of the Code, create administrative liability.”
According to Appendix No. 1 to the Law “On Traffic”, as well as Article 342, there is no information about the prohibition of placing “films” on luminous devices.
It should be noted that the front and rear lights of cars manufactured in recent years are black. These devices become visible only when commanded.
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