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

This bill (S 2604) adds migraine to the list of medical conditions that allow people to apply for permission to install window tinting on motor vehicles. It directly affects individuals with migraines who experience light-triggered symptoms (photosensitivity), enabling them to seek approval from the Motor Vehicle Commission for tinting on windshields and front side windows. The key provision amends existing law to include migraine alongside other conditions like lupus or solar urticaria, requiring a doctor's certification and an application to the Commission. This would permit medical exemptions from standard tinting restrictions for qualifying migraine sufferers. The bill is pending in the Senate Law and Public Safety Committee as of its introduction date.