Tijuana police can no longer pull over drivers for this infraction that busted Americans

The city of Tijuana has reformed the law that made it illegal for both locals and visitors to drive with tinted windows at a medium level or higher.…

Since 2007, Americans visiting Tijuana, Mexico have often been in violation of a law prohibiting drivers from having tinted windows in the border city, but that won't be the case any longer.

Tourism advocates criticized Tijuana's Article 18 traffic law -- which was established in 2007 in an effort to reduce violent crime -- for often targeting American visitors.

Others complained that tinted windows should be allowed for those with skin conditions. Tijuana City Councilmember Gina Arana said the middle level of tint was found to be sufficient to protect drivers and passengers from the sun.

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