Adds migraine to list of medical conditions permitting person to install motor vehicle window tinting.

This bill adds migraine to the list of qualifying medical conditions that allow drivers to apply for permission to install window tinting on motor vehicles. It directly affects people with migraine who experience severe light sensitivity (photosensitivity), enabling them to seek MVC approval for tinting on windshields and front side windows to protect against sunlight. The law requires certification from an ophthalmologist or licensed physician and follows the existing process for other approved conditions like lupus or solar urticaria. The bill does not change the application procedure but expands eligibility to include migraine as a qualifying photosensitive condition.