Florida limits how much light a vehicle's side windows may reflect. What is the maximum?
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A.
35%
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B.
50%
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C.
25% Correct
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D.
15%
The answer is "25%"
Side windows may not reflect more than 25% of the light. Choice A, 35%, is the rear-window cap listed in the same sentence; drivers who read the two limits together and mix which applies to which window pick it.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. 35%
35% is the rear-window cap in that sentence, not the side-window cap. This answer reads both caps in one line and applies the rear-window figure to the side windows.
B. 50%
The manual does not use 50% for window reflectivity. This answer picks a halfway figure when the actual 25% side-window cap has slipped from memory.
D. 15%
The manual caps side-window reflectivity at 25%, not 15%. This answer carries a stricter reflectivity cap over from another state's window-tint law.
This question tests your knowledge of Vehicle Equipment in Florida. Source: Florida Driver Manual, "Equipment Standards: Required Equipment (Side & Rear Windows)," p.38..
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