Can a car with a cracked windshield drive on the highway?
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It is not advisable to drive on the highway with a cracked car windshield for the following reasons: 1. Air may enter the glass interlayer, causing delamination; 2. High speeds increase the pressure on the windshield, which can expand the crack area, impair visibility, and compromise driving safety. Methods to maintain a car windshield include: 1. Using specialized or appropriate wiper blades and replacing them promptly; 2. Keeping the front windshield clean; 3. Using automotive-specific glass cleaner. The repair method for a cracked car windshield is: 1. Clean and wipe the area around the crack; 2. Use tape to outline the crack to define the repair area; 3. Use a grinding disc to remove the crack, then polish the glass with polishing compound to restore clarity.