Can You Continue Driving with a Cracked Windshield?

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You can drive at low speeds with a cracked windshield, but there is a significant risk when driving at high speeds. If there are cracks on the surface of the windshield, it is recommended that the owner replace it with a new one. Normally, the front and rear windshields are more prone to damage during vehicle use. When driving at high speeds, flying stones can easily crack the front windshield. Owners who frequently drive on highways should be cautious and avoid following large trucks or trailers. The evolution of modern car designs is closely related to advancements in glass technology. Nowadays, car windshields are typically made from single-piece curved glass, gradually replacing the older flat-type windshields.