Tempered glass is another type of safety glass, widely used in side and rear windows of modern cars. Compared to laminated glass, tempered glass increases its strength through heat and pressure. When broken, it shatters into small, smooth particles like breadcrumbs, reducing the chance of shards of glass hurting people. Sadly tempered glass is not suitable for repair and reset, so it is suitable for completely damaged side and rear windows.
The windshield of the car is placed vertically, like a large flat mirror, which will image the passengers in the car in front of the car, preventing the driver from seeing the pedestrians on the road clearly, which is easy to cause an illusion. When the windshield of the car is tilted, the reflection of the passengers in the car through the front windshield is imaged in front of the car, and the pedestrians on the road are in front of the car, the driver can distinguish the passengers in the car from the pedestrians on the road open.