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, police said the driver was charged with no clear view of the front. 

“Traffic Unit member stopped motorist for having an inflatable canoe tied onto windshield. Don’t have your fun times deflated by getting a ticket,” read the post.

from all front windshields and windows adjacent to the driver.

So, the should be deterrent enough, but if the issue is serious enough, police can take the vehicle off the road. 

The OPP urges the public to report concerning road behaviour by calling 911 immediately. For non-emergency situations, contact the OPP at 1-888-310-1122.

Last month, OPP in the Lennox, Addington area were alerted to with black plastic covering the driver’s side window.

“There was no ability to see around the tape on the driver’s side window and no way to roll the window down,” stated a post on the OPP-East Division Facebook page.

The 39-year-old Brampton driver was charged with no clear view to the sides and colour coating obscuring the interior, making the car unfit for travel.

Police can also lay more serious charges, as one driver in northern Ontario learned in December 2024.

and will get you pulled over by police. It also means you could have your vehicle impounded, as one truck driver discovered while driving in northern Ontario.

An image of a transport truck with heavy-duty silver tape rather than a window was shared by OPP in December 2024. 

Officers with the Almaguin Highlands OPP detachment were tipped off about the big rig by fellow drivers. The ensuing stop by police determined the vehicle was unsafe and taken out of service. 

The 27-year-old Brampton driver was charged with no clear view to sides, improper mirror on a commercial vehicle, careless driving, and failing to report an accident.