GA HB1022

Prohibits electric tinting (electrochromic glass, polymer dispersed liquid crystal film) on front windshields, rear windshields, side windows, and door windows of motor vehicles in Georgia

Establishes penalties for electric tinting violations: up to $500 fine for first offense, up to $1,000 fine for second and subsequent offenses

Bans the use and display of digital license plates on motor vehicles, repealing Article 2B of Chapter 2 which previously authorized digital license plates

Prohibits covering license plates with electric tinting and bars display of any temporary or permanent plate resembling a Georgia license plate that was not issued by the state, including digital plates

Removes all statutory references to digital license plate providers, registration processes, and related definitions from Georgia motor vehicle code