
New Brunswick · 2026 reference
Window tint laws in New Brunswick
Everything you can and can't tint in New Brunswick, in plain language, with the statute cited at the bottom of the page.
Short answer
Front side windows in New Brunswick: Front side windows must have at least 70% VLT.
Rear side windows and back glass: No VLT restriction.
Typical penalty if you're pulled over: Fines start around $172.50 CAD.
| Windshield | Top strip only. |
|---|---|
| Front side windows | Front side windows must have at least 70% VLT. |
| Rear side windows | No VLT restriction. |
| Rear window | No VLT restriction. |
| Reflective / mirrored film | Reflective / mirrored film is not permitted. |
| Medical exemption | Case-by-case with medical documentation. |
| Typical penalty | Fines start around $172.50 CAD. |
What this means for your car
In New Brunswick, the front-side requirement is Front side windows must have at least 70% VLT.The rear-window rule is No VLT restriction. We publish the provincial figures; your shade choice is yours.
Common questions
Can I tint the front side windows in New Brunswick?
Front side windows must have at least 70% VLT.
Are rear window tints legal in New Brunswick?
No VLT restriction.
Is there a medical exemption in New Brunswick?
Case-by-case with medical documentation.
What's the fine for illegal tint in New Brunswick?
Fines start around $172.50 CAD.
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