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).
How badly cracked? If it is truly just a single crack - yes, as long as it does not cross the drivers side of the windshield and interfere with the driver's field of vision.
Yes it is
Added: In most states if the crack is in, or crosses into, the drivers side of the windshield then it must be repaired.
Because they are BROKEN
yes.. as long as the light still works you sould be fine
Probably a blow fuse, this may fix it: http://www.norton42.org.uk/389-broken-windscreen-wipers-on-a-skoda-fabia.html
Sure, you can still drive if you have no legs, the car would just need hand controls.
I believe any impairment which can interfere with driving makes it illegal to drive until the impairment is healed. This is for the driver's safety as well as other drivers.
No. The lens diffuses the light and a bare bulb is not legal
Yes you have to replace your broken tail light. If you don't , there is a big chance that the police will stop you and give you a ticket. Because it's not legal to drive around with a white light there.
When the car's windscreen is broken, it's fairly easy to replace. Usually, any auto shop can replace it but some good options available nationwide are Apple Auto Glass and Speedy Glass.
Seals of the windscreen can be broken. If this is the case, whole windscreen needs to be replaced. Check by pouring water along the seals of the windscreen, you should be able to check if the water is trickling through into the floor of the car.
Not 100% certain about Oklahoma, but most states require that the drivers entire field of vision not be obstructed by "obstructions to vision."
It is not legal to drive a car without a windshield in this state.
Is it legal to drive with a cast on your arm