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Window Banners in Idaho

Conditional

Non-reflective tint or sunscreening may not extend below the AS-1 line, or below 6 inches from the top on windshields with no AS-1 line. Because the material must be transparent, a printed or opaque banner is not legal in Idaho — only a clear tint band.

Verified against primary sources · August 2026

What the law says

Non-reflective tint or sunscreening may not extend below the AS-1 line, or below 6 inches from the top on windshields with no AS-1 line. Because the material must be transparent, a printed or opaque banner is not legal in Idaho — only a clear tint band.

Specific Limits

Placement rule
Non-reflective tint or sunscreening may not extend below the AS-1 line, or below 6 inches from the top on windshields with no AS-1 line.
Printed banner allowed
No
Windshield strip allowed
Yes

Statute

Idaho Code § 49-944(1)(a)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are window banners legal in Idaho?
Non-reflective tint or sunscreening may not extend below the AS-1 line, or below 6 inches from the top on windshields with no AS-1 line. Because the material must be transparent, a printed or opaque banner is not legal in Idaho — only a clear tint band.
What are the exact window banners limits in Idaho?
Placement rule: Non-reflective tint or sunscreening may not extend below the AS-1 line, or below 6 inches from the top on windshields with no AS-1 line.. Printed banner allowed: No. Windshield strip allowed: Yes. Source: Idaho Code § 49-944(1)(a).

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