neoangul23,

Like Grace suggested, have it looked at. Your question, I will answer from two outlooks.

1. Technically speaking you have a potential safety risk. Your windshield is broken an might night function as designed in the event of an accident. So from that outlook, it is unsafe.

2. With common sense in mind now, it is still unsafe but will something happen where the integrity of the windshield comes into play....probably not, but it might. You have to decide what best for you and your passengers.

A windshield repair if possible is a small price to pay to ensure your safety and it might even be free to you. Sooner or later you will need to act on your damage with either repair or replacement though. Choose wisely.




Pay it foward,

Brian
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