Milton, WI

Milton bans dogs, cats and other animals from running at large anywhere off their owner's premises unless kept under leash control, and the ordinance caps the leash itself at six feet…

General livestock is barred outside agriculturally zoned land, but the City of Milton lets residential property owners keep up to eight chickens, 16 quail or eight ducks (20 combined)…

Milton caps households at a combined total of four dogs and cats over five months old, with no more than three of either species inside that total, though animals licensed before 1999…

The City of Milton bans keeping any dangerous, wild or vicious animal as a pet under its animal control ordinance. A short list of captive-bred exceptions survives: guard dogs…

The City of Milton bans honeybee hives on non-agricultural land unless the keeper obtains a city permit, caps hives at two per parcel, and imposes setbacks and a flyway barrier that…

Rock County has no cat-licensing scheme, but it does adopt Wisconsin's rabies-control law for cats: an officer who has reason to believe a cat bit someone or was exposed to rabies must…

Wisconsin prohibits baiting and feeding deer in counties with chronic wasting disease (CWD) or bovine TB under Wis. Stat. 29.336 and NR 10.07. The Department of Natural Resources…

The City of Milton requires a building permit before constructing, altering or remodeling a permanent swimming pool, applied for in writing to the building inspector with plans and the…

The City of Milton requires in-ground pools to have a four-foot fence with self-closing, self-latching gates, and above-ground pools to have a barrier extending more than three feet…

Milton makes it unlawful to keep any animal or fowl whose frequent or habitual howling, yelping, barking or crowing greatly annoys or disturbs a neighborhood or a considerable number…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin bans vehicle stereos and sound systems that are clearly audible 50 feet or more from the car, and requires every engine's exhaust to run through a muffler…

Using a loudspeaker or amplifying device on Milton's streets or in its parks requires a permit from the chief of police under Code § 70-4(c). The chief can only issue permits for use…

Milton, Wisconsin's zoning code sets a maximum sound-pressure increase over ambient noise at the lot line, measured with a Type 2 ANSI-certified meter, ranging from plus 3 dBA in…

Milton's general noise ban in Code § 70-4(a) prohibits any loud and unnecessary noise at any hour, and subsection (b)(3) adds a specific nighttime rule: playing a radio, phonograph or…

Construction and infrastructure work that makes loud or unusual noise, pile drivers, jackhammers, excavation, demolition, is barred outside 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., seven days a week…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin limits how long a boat, camper, boat trailer, recreational trailer or work trailer can sit on a city street or in a public parking space: Code Section…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin does not impose a single citywide overnight parking ban. Instead, Code Section 70-153 lists specific street segments, including stretches of College…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin bans parking truck tractors, semitrailers and other commercial motor vehicles weighing 12,000 pounds or more gross weight on any city street or public…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin bans parking on any street or municipal lot once 1.5 inches of snow has fallen, and the ban stays in force until the street has been plowed or cleared to…

Milton's zoning code bars parking any motor vehicle in a residential front yard except on an approved driveway, and requires that driveway to be paved. Under § 78-06.06, paved pads of…

The City of Milton allows electric vehicle charging as an accessory use in every zoning district, requiring only that equipment not block pedestrian paths, that voltage and contact…

Milton bans storing a disassembled, inoperable, unlicensed, junked or wrecked motor vehicle in the open on public or private property for more than three days, with an exception for…

In the City of Milton, Wisconsin, a vehicle cannot sit in a marked loading zone or a business-district alley unless it is actively loading, unloading, or picking up passengers with a…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin bars parking within ten feet of a fire hydrant or mailbox, within four feet of a driveway or alley entrance, in a business-district alley or loading zone…

Wisconsin caps what a towing service may charge you after a nonconsensual tow from private property. Wis. Admin. Code § Trans 319.03(1) limits removal to $150 regardless of the…

Milton requires a City of Milton Room Tax Permit and a nonrefundable administrative fee before it issues an annual short-term rental license. The license fee amount itself is set by…

Milton bars operating a short-term rental more than ten nights per license year without a city short-term rental license, on top of a state Tourist Rooming House license and a…

Milton caps short-term rental occupancy at whichever is less: the number licensed by the State of Wisconsin, or two guests per bedroom plus two more. The zoning code also sets a…

Rock County sets no night cap. Wisconsin lets a city, village, or town cap rentals of more than 6 but fewer than 30 consecutive days at no fewer than 180 days per year, and those days…

Rock County imposes no primary-residence requirement for short-term rentals. Wisconsin's Right to Rent law limits how far any subdivision can restrict rentals, though local day caps…

Open burning, outdoor burning and refuse burning are banned everywhere in the City of Milton, Wisconsin unless Section 50-33 specifically permits it. Even permitted yard-debris burning…

Recreational fires in the City of Milton, Wisconsin must be confined to a barrel, fire ring or fire pit, and a bonfire needs fire-chief approval. Non-campfire open burning has to sit…

Milton has no standalone smoke-alarm ordinance. Instead, City Code § 10-81 adopts the Wisconsin Uniform Dwelling Code (Wis. Admin. Code Chs. SPS 320-325, 327-328) by reference for…

Rock County adopts Wisconsin's fireworks statute, Wis. Stat. § 167.10, in full by ordinance and raises the maximum penalty to a $1,000 forfeiture. Possessing or using anything that…

Wisconsin has no defensible-space wildfire law, but Wis. Stat. 66.0407 requires every landowner to destroy noxious weeds (Canada thistle, leafy spurge, field bindweed and locally…

Wisconsin uniformly regulates propane storage, installation, and handling under Wis. Admin. Code SPS 340, adopting NFPA 58 statewide and preempting inconsistent local rules through…

Wisconsin DNR designates statewide Fire Protection Areas under Wis. Stat. § 26.11 where the agency holds primary wildfire suppression authority and enforces stricter ignition rules…

Milton allows one accessory dwelling unit per single-family lot under City of Milton Code of Ordinances Sec. 78-03.28(1), capped at 750 square feet. The owner must occupy either the…

A shed or storage building in the City of Milton can sit in the side or rear yard setback, but not the front, only if it is no taller than 16 feet and no larger than 120 square feet…

Wisconsin's Uniform Dwelling Code (Wis. Stat. ch. 101 and SPS 320-325) sets statewide construction standards for one- and two-family dwellings, including tiny homes built as permanent…

Milton limits in-person sales at a home occupation to by-appointment clients only, under City of Milton Code Sec. 78-03.28(5)(o). Walk-in retail traffic is not allowed; the ordinance…

Milton bars any exterior evidence of a home occupation, which functions as a no-signage rule for home-based businesses, under City of Milton Code Sec. 78-03.28(5)(e). The permit…

Milton's zoning ordinance lets residents run a home occupation inside their dwelling under City of Milton Code Sec. 78-03.28(5), capped at 20 percent of finished floor area or 300…

Wisconsin lets home producers sell non-hazardous baked goods directly to consumers without a license (the 2017 Kivirist ruling), and sell home-canned high-acid pickles and preserves…

Wisconsin requires state licensing or certification for any home caring for four or more unrelated children. The Department of Children and Families administers uniform standards that…

Wisconsin has never created a microenterprise home kitchen permit, and it has no exemption that lets you cook meals in your own kitchen and sell them. Wis. Stat. § 97.30(2)(a) requires…

Milton caps grass and weeds at one foot: § 26-71 makes it every property owner's duty to mow noxious weeds and grasses across their premises, including terraces and adjoining…

It is unlawful to damage or remove a public tree in Milton without the public works director's written permission under § 26-78(a). On private property, a tree the director finds…

Owners and occupants must keep trees along Milton streets pruned to a 15-foot clearance over the street or alley and eight feet over any other public place. Section 26-76 puts the…

Rock County sets no countywide lawn-watering schedule. The state does not require a permit to water a lawn or private garden. Odd/even or drought watering limits, when they exist, come…

Wisconsin has no statute banning rainwater harvesting. Under Wis. Stat. 145.01(10)(br)1, a rainwater gutter or downspout is expressly excluded from the legal definition of "plumbing"…

Milton, Wisconsin exempts fences from the building permit requirement that applies to structures generally, but a permanent fence still needs zoning administrator review and approval…

Milton, Wisconsin's zoning code caps residential fences at 4 feet in a front or street yard and 6 feet in a side or rear yard for most districts, rising to 8 feet in side and rear…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin bans a long list of fence materials, including rope, wire products, cut or broken glass, plywood, and corrugated metal panels, and restricts barbed wire…

Wisconsin's line-fence law governs shared fences between neighbors. Where adjoining land is farmed or grazed, both owners must maintain the partition fence in equal shares under Wis…

Milton (NFIP CID 550026) participates in the National Flood Insurance Program. Floodplain development in Rock County is regulated under Wis. Stat. §87.30 and Wis. Admin. Code NR 116…

Chapter 79 of the Milton Code sets a two-foot freeboard above the regional flood elevation as the city's flood protection elevation. New and substantially improved homes in the…

Milton requires a city permit and an erosion and sediment control plan before land-disturbing construction of one acre or more, and the plan's best management practices must cut…

The City of Milton regulates post-construction runoff under Chapter 10, Article VII, Division 2 of its municipal code. Land-disturbing construction meeting the size thresholds in Sec…

Wisconsin's NR 115 sets minimum shoreland zoning standards along navigable waters, and the Public Trust Doctrine protects Great Lakes shores. Counties must adopt rules at least as…

The City of Milton requires a building permit from the building inspector before any structure is erected, enlarged, altered, moved or demolished within city limits. Working without…

The City of Milton requires a permit from the building inspector before any electric wiring or equipment is installed or altered, and all work must conform to the state electrical…

The City of Milton requires a permit before installing or altering plumbing or drainage, work must be done by a state-licensed plumber, and everything must conform to the state…

The City of Milton bars direct sellers from calling on homes between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m., from calling anywhere posting a "No Peddlers" or "No Solicitors" sign, and from knocking…

The City of Milton requires every direct seller, including peddlers, solicitors and transient merchants, to register with the city clerk before selling door-to-door, with a background…

Milton requires every occupant, from single-family homes through non-residential properties, to separate 21 categories of recyclables, from lead-acid batteries to plastics No. 1…

Every residential unit in Milton, single-family through four-family, must have solid waste and recycling collected through the city's own service; there is no other lawful method of…

Commercial, multi-family, institutional, mixed-use, and industrial dumpsters in Milton must sit inside a six-foot-tall enclosure that fully screens them from view, under City of Milton…

Milton runs a scheduled brush collection program under § 26-81: branches must be under eight inches in diameter, stacked at the curb pointing with traffic flow in piles no taller than…

Milton's solid waste ordinance defines residential bulk items as furniture, mattresses, fencing, swing sets and similar backyard junk longer than four feet or heavier than 50 pounds…

Milton residents must set garbage and recycling out curbside, keep containers under 50 pounds combined weight, return empty carts to storage within 12 hours of pickup, and cannot store…

The City of Milton bans dumping glass, rubbish, waste, dirt, gravel or any other refuse on streets, alleys, parks, someone else's private property or into any body of water within city…

The City of Milton requires a common council-issued license before anyone operates as a pawnbroker within city limits. Applicants post a $1,000 bond and pass a police background check…

Milton licenses secondhand article dealers and secondhand jewelry dealers as separate categories from pawnbrokers, each with its own fee under Chapter 14, Article XII. Garage sales…

The City of Milton confines adult-oriented entertainment to a dedicated (AO) zoning district that the common council creates only case by case at a property owner's request, requiring…

Milton's zoning ordinance flatly bars vehicle and motor repair as a home occupation. City of Milton Code Sec. 78-03.28(5)(n) lists 'the sales or repair of large appliances, vehicles…

The City of Milton requires a license from the city clerk before manufacturing, selling, exchanging or giving away cigarettes or tobacco products, issued under the process the state…

Rock County requires anyone operating a tattoo or body piercing establishment to hold an establishment license issued by the Rock County Public Health Department. No license issues…

Milton mobile vendors, including food trucks, may operate on private property only with the property owner's permission, and on public property only during a permitted special event…

Wisconsin requires all food trucks to be licensed as Mobile Retail Food Establishments under Wis. Stat. ch. 97 and ATCP 75. State licensing is uniform statewide, though local zoning…

Milton, Wisconsin bars anyone under 16 from public streets after 10 p.m. on weeknights and 11 p.m. on weekends, and 16 and 17-year-olds after 11 p.m. weeknights and midnight weekends…

Milton's public parks close nightly at 11:30 p.m. and reopen at 6:00 a.m.; the community house next to the parks stays open later, until 1:00 a.m. Anyone found in a city park during…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin requires cyclists to keep both hands on the handlebars, forbids coasting with feet off the pedals, bans parking a bike where it creates a hazard to…

Rock County caps e-bicycles, e-scooters and other vehicles at 15 mph on County Bike Paths that allow their use, under County Ordinance Sec. 5.02(1)(G). Riders must also comply with…

Wisconsin splits these two machines apart in the definitions and then treats them completely differently. A low-speed vehicle has a statewide right of the road: under Wis. Stat. s…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin bans skateboarding on state highways 59 and 26, County Highway M, High Street, part of Hilltop Drive, and the commercial stretches of Merchant Row and…

Possessing marijuana anywhere in the City of Milton, Wisconsin, public or private, is a citable municipal offense under Section 50-116, drawing a $50 to $200 forfeiture for an adult…

Milton bans smoking outdoors on any property the city owns. Section 30-143(e) states that no person may smoke outdoors on any property owned by the City of Milton, with the sole…

Standing, sitting, loafing or loitering on a City of Milton, Wisconsin street or sidewalk is unlawful only when it blocks the free passage of pedestrians or vehicles, or blocks entry…

Drinking or carrying an open alcoholic or fermented malt beverage on Milton, Wisconsin streets, sidewalks, parks or public parking lots is banned under Section 50-115, with a permit…

Milton's Code of Ordinances puts a binding repair duty on landlords for every residential tenancy in the City of Milton, Rock County, Wisconsin. Section 38-60 voids any lease clause…

Wis. Stat. Sec. 704.17 sets the pre-eviction notice. For nonpayment of rent on a month-to-month tenancy or a lease of one year or less, the landlord gives a 5-day notice to pay or…

Wisconsin Statute 66.0104 and Act 317 prevent municipalities from limiting landlord-tenant relationships beyond state law, including any local just-cause eviction requirement. Eviction…

Wis. Stat. Sec. 704.05(2) lets a landlord enter only on advance notice and at reasonable times to inspect, repair, or show the unit. Wis. Admin. Code ATCP 134.09(2) makes that…

Under Wis. Stat. Sec. 704.19, either the landlord or tenant may end a month-to-month or other periodic tenancy with at least 28 days' written notice. If rent is payable on a basis less…

Wisconsin prohibits rent control statewide. Wis. Stat. § 66.1015 bars every city, village, town, and county from regulating the amount of rent charged for a residential rental unit…

Wisconsin Statute 66.0104 bars municipalities from requiring rental registration or licensing and limits inspection programs to designated districts with blight or code problems…

Wisconsin sets no statutory cap on the amount of a residential security deposit. After a tenancy ends, the landlord must mail or deliver the deposit, less lawful deductions, within 21…

Wisconsin recognizes three adverse-possession tracks. The default under Wis. Stat. Sec. 893.25 is 20 years of uninterrupted possession with no written instrument. Sec. 893.26 shortens…

Milton Code § 66-91 puts the duty to build and perpetually maintain an abutting sidewalk on the property owner, at the owner's own cost, once the common council orders a walk laid…

Milton Code § 66-171 bars anyone from encroaching on or obstructing any street, alley, sidewalk or public ground in the city, or letting such an obstruction sit on the public way next…

The City of Milton lets a property owner temporarily occupy a street, alley or sidewalk for construction or building-moving work through a street privilege permit under Code § 66-173…

Milton limits a garage or estate sale to four days at a time. The definition in City of Milton Code Sec. 78-03.30(1) caps sales at three per 12-month period, while the operating…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin does not cap building footprint directly. Instead it limits total impervious surface, driveways, patios and buildings combined, to 75 percent of the lot…

A principal house in the City of Milton's SR-7, SR-10, MH-7 and Adult-Oriented districts is capped at 35 feet under the Chapter 78 bulk table, while the Rural Holding, Intensive…

In the City of Milton's SR-7 single-family district, principal buildings must sit back 20 feet from the front lot line, 8 feet from side lines, 20 feet from the rear line, and 15 feet…

Milton's property-maintenance code, Chapter 26 Article III, declares substandard, deteriorating structures a public nuisance and menace to property values. Section 26-35 sets…

City of Milton ordinance section 66-71 puts snow and ice removal squarely on the abutting property owner. Business-zoned lots must be cleared by 10:00 a.m. daily; residential…

The City of Milton requires a building permit and treats every large solar energy system as a conditional use, while a small rooftop or accessory solar array on a house carries no…

Wisconsin does not merely limit what a homeowners' association may say about solar. Wis. Stat. § 236.292(2) declares that all restrictions on platted land that prevent or unduly…

Milton, Rock County declares any accumulation of decayed matter, rubbish, or scrap in which flies, mosquitoes, or rats may breed a public nuisance under § 26-31, and bans maintaining…

Milton, Wisconsin's zoning code caps outdoor illumination at 1.0 foot-candle at the property line above ambient conditions and requires full cut-off, downward-facing fixtures citywide…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin bans orienting an exterior fixture so its light source is visible from a neighboring lot and separately prohibits reflected glare reaching nearby…

Milton requires a special event permit before anyone can hold a planned public event, whether on city property like streets, sidewalks and parks or on private premises. Applicants…

Rock County park facilities are available first come, first served unless reserved in advance under Sec. 5.02(17)(K). The Public Works Committee sets the reservation policy balancing…

The City of Milton bans new billboards outright under Sec. 78-09.30(1)(c) and allows only a narrow cap-and-replace swap for non-digital billboards near Highway 26. Sec. 78-09.08 lets…

Garage sale signs in Milton cannot go in the street right-of-way or terrace under City of Milton Code Sec. 78-03.30(1)(e), and must follow the Yard sign category standards in Article…

Wisconsin law strongly protects yard signs. During an election campaign period, no county or municipality in Rock County may regulate the size, shape, placement or content of a…

The City of Milton, Wisconsin uses its (RH-35) Rural Holding zoning district, capped at one dwelling per 35 gross acres, expressly to protect existing farm operations from encroachment…

Wisconsin Statute 823.08 protects established agricultural operations from nuisance lawsuits by neighbors, requiring courts to dismiss claims unless the farm substantially threatens…

Rock County bans overnight sleeping, camping or lodging on any park, recreational trail or other county property under Sec. 5.02(25). Camping gear such as campers, tents or generators…

Rock County bans operating an unmanned aerial vehicle, or drone, in any county park without the Parks Manager's written consent, under Sec. 5.02(17)(I). The same rule also requires…

Wisconsin commercial drone operators follow FAA Part 107. Wis. Stat. 114.045 sets state no-fly zones over prisons, schools, and utilities, and local governments cannot regulate flight…

Wisconsin has a partial drone framework: local governments generally cannot regulate drone flight, but Wis. Stat. 114.045 sets state no-fly zones over prisons, schools, and utilities…

Wisconsin has no legal recreational or medical marijuana dispensary program. State law prohibits cannabis sales, so no municipality can authorize dispensary operations through zoning…

Wisconsin prohibits all marijuana cultivation, including for personal use. Growing any cannabis plant is a felony under state controlled substances law. No municipality may authorize…

Wisconsin Statute 104.001 expressly preempts cities, villages, towns, and counties from establishing a minimum wage higher than the state minimum, ensuring uniform wage rules across…

Wisconsin Statute 103.10 and 104.001 preempt local paid sick leave ordinances, blocking cities and counties from requiring private employers to provide paid time off beyond state and…

Wisconsin preempts local predictive scheduling and fair workweek ordinances under Wis. Stat. 103.007, ensuring statewide uniformity for employer scheduling practices and forbidding…

Wisconsin Statute 66.0409 broadly preempts local firearm regulation, barring cities, villages, towns, and counties from enacting ordinances stricter than state law on possession…

Wisconsin permits adults at least 18 who are not prohibited persons to openly carry firearms in public without a permit, with statewide preemption blocking local restrictions on lawful…

Wisconsin Statute 941.23 makes carrying a concealed handgun in a vehicle without a CCW license a misdemeanor, while open carry and licensed concealed carry inside vehicles are lawful…

Wisconsin requires footings and foundations to sit below the frost penetration level or at least 48 inches below adjacent grade, whichever is deeper, so 48 inches is a floor, not a…

Wisconsin's dwelling code sets minimum roof snow loads from a state zone map and does not state a ground snow load at all, which is the opposite of how most states publish the figure.

Wisconsin bans gambling as a crime, but Wis. Stat. § 563.11(1) lets bona fide religious, charitable, service, fraternal, or veterans organizations apply to the Department of…

Wisconsin's gambling code has no carve-out for private social games. Wis. Stat. § 945.01(1) defines 'bet' and lists eight exceptions, business deals, contest prizes, bingo, pari-mutuel…

Wisconsin has no commercial sportsbook law. Wis. Stat. § 945.02 makes placing any bet a Class B misdemeanor unless it fits a listed exception, and § 945.01(1)(h), added by 2025…

Wisconsin has no comprehensive non-condo HOA act. Condominium associations get a statutory assessment lien under Wis. Stat. § 703.165 that is foreclosed like a mortgage. Non-condo HOAs…

Wisconsin condominiums run through an association of unit owners under Wis. Stat. § 703.15, which sets meeting-notice, proxy, and voting rules. Non-condo HOAs are governed as nonstock…

Wisconsin overrides anti-solar and anti-wind HOA restrictions by statute. Wis. Stat. § 236.292 voids restrictions on platted land that prevent or unduly restrict solar or wind energy…

Wisconsin protects flag display through two separate statutes, and which one applies depends on whether you own a condominium unit or a lot in a covenanted subdivision. Wis. Stat. §…

Wisconsin sets no dollar cap on association fines and requires no hearing before one is imposed. For condominiums, Wis. Stat. § 703.24(2) makes a unit owner liable for any charges…

Only Wisconsin condominium associations hold a statutory collection lien. Wis. Stat. § 703.165(3) gives the association a lien for unpaid assessments if it files a statement of…

Wisconsin runs the opposite way from states that shield owners who lease. Wis. Stat. § 703.10(3) expressly authorizes condominium bylaws to carry any restriction on the use of the…

You will not meet an OWI checkpoint in Wisconsin. Wis. Stat. § 349.02(2)(a) forbids a police officer, sheriff, deputy sheriff, traffic officer or motor vehicle inspector from stopping…

Wisconsin is a one-party consent state. Wis. Stat. § 968.31(2)(c) makes it lawful for a person not acting under color of law to intercept a wire, electronic or oral communication when…

Wisconsin has no general stop-and-identify offense. Wis. Stat. § 968.24 lets an officer who has first identified himself or herself as law enforcement stop you in a public place, for a…

Wisconsin is unusual in codifying the grounds for a search at all. Wis. Stat. § 968.10 says a search may be made and things seized only when it is incident to a lawful arrest, with…

Wisconsin Statute 134.66 bars selling cigarettes and tobacco to anyone under 18 and vapor products to anyone under 21. The federal Tobacco 21 law independently requires all tobacco and…

Wisconsin has not enacted a statewide ban on flavored tobacco or vapor products; sales of menthol cigarettes and flavored e-cigarettes remain lawful under Wis. Stat. 134.66 subject to…

Wisconsin's rule on extra lighting is a colour rule with a count attached. Wis. Stat. § 347.07(2) bars operating any vehicle on a highway displaying a colour other than white or amber…

Wisconsin never legislated dash cams, so the governing rule is the windshield rule, and Wisconsin's version is a closed list. Wis. Admin. Code § Trans 305.34(6) bars any posters…

Wisconsin has never legislated lane splitting in either direction. The phrases "lane splitting" and "between lanes" appear nowhere in chs. 340 to 351, the whole Wisconsin Vehicle Code…

Wisconsin attacks plate covers from two directions. Wis. Stat. s. 341.61 (3) makes it an offence carrying a forfeiture of up to $500 to place any substance on a plate that hinders its…

A radar detector is lawful in a private car in Wisconsin. The phrase "radar detector" appears nowhere in the Wisconsin Statutes or the Wisconsin Administrative Code, and the equipment…

Wisconsin gives ordinary drivers no studded-tire season at all. Wis. Stat. s. 347.45 (2) bans any block, stud, flange, cleat, spike or other non-rubber protuberance that projects…

Wisconsin puts its tint numbers in the Department of Transportation's equipment rules, not in the statute book. Aftermarket film on the vent and front side windows must still pass at…