What is the maximum allowable tint darkness for windows to the rear of the driver in vans and light trucks?

The maximum allowable tint darkness for windows to the rear of the driver in vans and light trucks is indeed any degree of darkness. This regulation allows owners of such vehicles to have significant flexibility when it comes to window tinting, which can vary based on personal preference or aesthetic considerations.

In Maryland, while there are strict regulations for the front windows and windshield, the rear windows on trucks and vans are less regulated. This is because these vehicles are often used for work and commercial purposes, where added privacy or protection from sunlight may be beneficial.

The other options suggest specific limits on light transmittance, which do not apply to rear windows of these vehicle types, indicating that they would not be accurate within the current guidelines for window tinting.