It depends on the severity of the accident and where the fly was located at the time. Flies are small and agile, so they may be able to avoid impact or be in a less harmful area of the car.
Flies have quick reflexes and are able to sense danger, allowing them to fly away or find a safe spot in the car. They also have a hard exoskeleton which can protect them from some impact.
The likelihood of a fly surviving a car accident is low, as they are small and fragile creatures. However, due to their quick reflexes and small size, they may have a better chance of survival compared to larger insects.
Yes, a fly may be injured in a car accident. Even if it is able to survive the initial impact, it may sustain injuries from flying debris or being thrown around inside the car.
It is very unlikely that a fly would cause a car accident. They are small and do not have the ability to interfere with the driver or the controls of the car. However, they may be a distraction to the driver if they fly into the car's interior.