Welcome to another Q&A session where I answer questions from y'all on the internet.
Today's question is:
Just kidding. Um there is really nothing you can do. It's a no fault loss. Um unfortunately, it's just a side effect of being on the road.
Regarding avoiding rock chips while driving, Patrick Sherman stated that there is "really nothing you can do" as it is a no-fault loss. To prevent existing windshield cracks from spreading too fast, Patrick Sherman advised driving gently, avoiding potholes and speed bumps to minimize flexing of the vehicle's frame, to which the windshield is connected. They also recommended heating and cooling the vehicle slowly to prevent rapid temperature changes on the break, which can cause the oxygen molecules trapped in the glass to spread the crack (00:02:49).
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