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lendav_rott said:<< solution deleted by Moderators >>
A fly's impact on a windshield is caused by the force of the fly hitting the surface of the windshield while in flight. This force can vary depending on the speed and size of the fly, but it can be enough to leave a visible mark or even crack the windshield in rare cases.
Flies are attracted to sources of light and heat, and windshields can often reflect and absorb these elements. They may also mistake the windshield for a potential food source, leading them to land on it.
In most cases, a fly's impact on a windshield will not cause any significant damage to the car. However, if the fly is large enough or traveling at a high speed, it is possible for it to cause a crack or chip in the windshield.
It is highly unlikely for a fly to survive hitting a windshield at high speeds. The impact of the fly hitting the windshield is usually too strong for the fly to withstand, and it will likely die upon impact.
To prevent flies from ending up on your windshield, you can try to avoid driving near areas where there are a lot of flies, such as trash cans or open fields. You can also use a windshield cover or park your car in a garage to reduce the likelihood of flies landing on your windshield.