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Originally Posted by btimbit
You'd have to prove in court that the vehicle wasn't going to be driven on public roads with the tint on it, and not the other way around.
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Why would you have to prove this? I recognize you're not a cop but I don't see anything that suggests this.
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In Alberta, the Traffic Safety Act applies anywhere a car can be driven that's accessible to the public, even private property.
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It applies everywhere, not just areas that are accessible to the public, but you still have to do the things it tells you not to do in order to commit an offence and be punished with a ticket.
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Likewise, Vehicle Equipment Regulation laws apply to any registered vehicle with the intent of being driven on public roads.
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I'm pretty sure this is simply wrong. Intent has nothing to do with these offences. If there's an element of intent, it's usually a criminal provision, which can't be enacted by the Province.