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Maryland had 648 auto body, paint, interior and glass shops employing 5,620 people, 23rd among the 50 states (Census County Business Patterns, 2023); 75.1% of its 3.2 million workers get to work by car, truck or van, and households there have 4.4 million vehicles (ACS 2024 1-year).

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Maryland market at a glance

Automotive body, paint, interior, and glass repair (NAICS 81112)648 establishments (2022: 651) · 5,620 employees · $375.5 million payroll
All automotive repair and maintenance (NAICS 8111)2,930 establishments · 19,429 employees
Top countiesBaltimore 107, Montgomery 95, Prince George's 81, Anne Arundel 75, Baltimore city 46, Harford 34, Howard 31, Frederick 30, Carroll 27, Charles 22
Top metro areas (whole-metro counts)Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD: 769 (all states in the metro); Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV: 546 (all states in the metro); Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD: 327; Hagerstown-Martinsburg, MD-WV: 28 (all states in the metro); Lexington Park, MD: 19; Salisbury, MD: 12; Cumberland, MD-WV: 11 (all states in the metro); Easton, MD: 8
Households per establishment3,706 (US: 3,143)
Population6,263,220
Households2,401,394
Household vehicles4,357,239 (1.81 per household)
Median household income$102,905
Top counties, vehicles (ACS 5-year)Montgomery 673,738, Prince George's 624,125, Baltimore 576,344, Anne Arundel 450,723, Baltimore city 285,699, Howard 240,431, Frederick 220,375, Harford 206,550, Carroll 145,195, Charles 132,105
Commute by car, truck or van75.1%

Source: US Census Bureau: County Business Patterns (CBP) 2023, ACS 2024 1-year; city populations, Vintage 2024. US = 50 states + DC.

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Maryland window tint rules

Maryland requires 35% light transmittance for tint added after manufacture on every window of a passenger car or station wagon; on light trucks, vans and multipurpose passenger vehicles only the windows beside the driver need 35% (an SUV's class depends on its registration). Windshield: no added tint below the AS-1 line or 5 inches from the top, whichever is less. Medical exemption with a physician's certification kept in the vehicle.

Summary checked against Md. Code, Transp. § 22-406(i); COMAR 11.14.02.14D, 11.14.04.16D and 29.02.01.11F on 2026-09-19. Verify current statutes before quoting.

Maryland window tint law: the short answer

Maryland tint shop questions

How much can I tint windows in Maryland?
Maryland requires 35% light transmittance for tint added after manufacture on every window of a passenger car or station wagon; on light trucks, vans and multipurpose passenger vehicles only the windows beside the driver need 35% (an SUV's class depends on its registration). Windshield: no added tint below the AS-1 line or 5 inches from the top, whichever is less. Medical exemption with a physician's certification kept in the vehicle. See the Maryland tint law, with the statute.
How many window tint businesses are there in Maryland?
Census has no window tint category. Its closest, automotive body, paint, interior, and glass repair (NAICS 81112), counted 648 in Maryland in 2023, most in Baltimore (107), Montgomery (95), Prince George's (81), Anne Arundel (75) and Baltimore city (46) (Census County Business Patterns, 2023).
How many vehicles are there in Maryland?
Maryland households had 4,357,239 vehicles available, 1.81 per household (ACS 2024 1-year). By county, the most are in Montgomery (673,738), Prince George's (624,125), Baltimore (576,344), Anne Arundel (450,723), Baltimore city (285,699) (ACS 2020-2024 5-year).

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Number of auto body, paint, interior and glass shops, CBP 2023.

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