[bsloan1960]

Someone mentioned in another post that they had trouble seeing at night with their tinted windshield. We have a cart on order and I have time to change to a non-tinted windshield if the consensus in that the tinting does indeed hinder night vision. I wear sunglasses everywhere I drive- will this eliminate the need for tinting on the windshield during the day?
Thanks!

[Arctic Fox]

Originally Posted by bsloan1960

Someone mentioned in another post that they had trouble seeing at night with their tinted windshield. We have a cart on order and I have time to change to a non-tinted windshield if the consensus in that the tinting does indeed hinder night vision. I wear sunglasses everywhere I drive- will this eliminate the need for tinting on the windshield during the day?

We have a clear windshield and have put a tinted strip along the top.

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by Arctic Fox

We have a clear windshield and have put a tinted strip along the top.

Go clear and wear sunglasses during the day. Driving at night with a clear windshield is way better.

[MrFlorida]

Tough driving at night with tinted windshields.

[JerryP]

Originally Posted by bsloan1960

Someone mentioned in another post that they had trouble seeing at night with their tinted windshield. We have a cart on order and I have time to change to a non-tinted windshield if the consensus in that the tinting does indeed hinder night vision. I wear sunglasses everywhere I drive- will this eliminate the need for tinting on the windshield during the day?
Thanks!

Get the clear.

[Garywt]

We have a tinted on but 95% of the time it is down so it is a non issue. I will say at night when it is raining it is harder to see.

[CoachKandSportsguy]

many start to get cataracts as they age, and tinted just adds to the issue, wear sun glasses and buy clear. . but wear a hat with a visor and clear glasses when significantly less than 100% blue sky. . . your eyes were built to work in full sun. . just not direct sun or having direct sun reflected into your eyes.

optholmologist guy (all o's is a fraud clue!)

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by JerryP

Get the clear.

[Theeb]

Originally Posted by bsloan1960

Someone mentioned in another post that they had trouble seeing at night with their tinted windshield. We have a cart on order and I have time to change to a non-tinted windshield if the consensus in that the tinting does indeed hinder night vision. I wear sunglasses everywhere I drive- will this eliminate the need for tinting on the windshield during the day?
Thanks!

I have a clear windshield, but have tinted flip down sun visors. (Purchased at the square on Market Night).

[bark4me]

Originally Posted by bsloan1960

Someone mentioned in another post that they had trouble seeing at night with their tinted windshield. We have a cart on order and I have time to change to a non-tinted windshield if the consensus in that the tinting does indeed hinder night vision. I wear sunglasses everywhere I drive- will this eliminate the need for tinting on the windshield during the day?
Thanks!

Even with the tinting, you'll need sun glasses with this Florida sun. The tint is so light that it "should" not affect your vision. And how often do you drive during hours of darkness?

[Miboater]

I have one cart with a tinted windshield and the other with a clear. I can barely tell the difference as another person said the tint is very light.

[villagetinker]

When we replace ours, it will be clear, with a tinted area added to the top 6 inches.

[sowilts]

Originally Posted by villagetinker

When we replace ours, it will be clear, with a tinted area added to the top 6 inches.

Thanks, you always provide the best advice and never stray from the topic. ������

[Velvet]

Originally Posted by Theeb

I have a clear windshield, but have tinted flip down sun visors. (Purchased at the square on Market Night).

Yes, I do too. And you can decide how dark you want the sun visor to be tinted. (The Villages Golf Carts.) Just flip it up like in the car when you don’t need it.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy

many start to get cataracts as they age, and tinted just adds to the issue, wear sun glasses and buy clear. . but wear a hat with a visor and clear glasses when significantly less than 100% blue sky. . . your eyes were built to work in full sun. . just not direct sun or having direct sun reflected into your eyes.

optholmologist guy (all o's is a fraud clue!)

Good informative post.