Which areas are not allowed to be tinted with dark tinting foil?

The correct answer is that the front windshield and driver’s side window are not permitted to have dark tinting foil.

This regulation is in place primarily for safety reasons. The front windshield is crucial for the driver's ability to see the road clearly, including other vehicles, pedestrians, and traffic signals. Dark tinting on the front windshield can significantly reduce visibility, especially in low light conditions or bad weather.

Similarly, the driver’s side window must allow adequate light to pass through to ensure that the driver can have a clear view of their surroundings. Maintaining visibility is essential for safe operation of the vehicle and helps prevent accidents. Such regulations aim to ensure that all drivers can see clearly and respond to their environment effectively while driving.

While there are specific laws governing the tinting of other windows, like the rear window or passenger side windows, the rules are more lenient for those areas since they do not directly impact the driver's line of sight in the same way that the front windshield and driver’s side window do.