yes if its no bigger than the size of a quarter
Yes, in Colorado, a cracked windshield can lead to receiving a ticket. Colorado law prohibits driving a vehicle with a windshield that is cracked to the extent it impairs the driver's vision. Drivers can be ticketed for this violation.
Not 100% certain about Oklahoma, but most states require that the drivers entire field of vision not be obstructed by "obstructions to vision."
Generally speaking, if the crack or 'obstruction to vision' extends into or across the driver's field of vision, no, it is not legal.
Generally, yes. It is illegal to drive with a broken windshield. You should check the law in your particular jurisdiction.
To answer your question, technically it's NOT OK to drive with a cracked windshield. It could obstruct your view, depending on how bad your windshield is cracked. It's it a few rock chips, then you should be fine until either: 1. The rock chip expands and starts a long crack in your windshield or 2. You get pulled over and the officer explains to you about your crack windshield. Usually he'll let you go with a warning. I've been pulled over 3 times once, while I had a crack in my windshield that was about 1 foot or 1 1/2 feet. I was in the top middle, and wasn't really obstructing my view, but still the cop saw it and pulled me over to talked to me. I just told it I was in the process of repairing it (actually did 3 days after that).
The Field of Vision was created in 1956.
A turkey's field of vision is 270 degrees
The Field of Vision has 251 pages.
Tunnel vision.
Tunnle Vision.
not having field vision, you could be the best runningback but if you dont have any field vision, you wont go to far.
Field of Vision - 2011 TV was released on: USA: 11 June 2011