Can the Front Windshield Be Covered by Insurance?

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Whether the front windshield can be covered by insurance depends on whether the owner has purchased glass insurance and vehicle damage insurance. Below is relevant information about car windshields: 1. Curvature of the windshield: The car windshield has a curved deformation at the edges where it contacts the car body. This curvature causes the scenery outside the car to appear distorted when viewed through the curve, affecting the visual perception of passengers inside the car and creating a deceleration effect. It's similar to looking at a newspaper through a magnifying glass—objects in the center appear to move slower, while those at the edges appear to move faster. Additionally, the edges of the windshield often have fading dotted black decorative borders, which also contribute to this effect. 2. Function of the curvature: While driving, it creates the illusion that the front windshield has a deceleration effect.