To ensure safety and reduce risks in the event of an accident, what type of glass must the vehicle have?

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Vehicle glass must be mandatory approved safety glass. This is fundamental for passive safety. The goal is that, in the event of breakage due to impact, the glass does not shatter into sharp shards that could cause serious injury to occupants. Typically, the windshield is laminated glass (preventing the glass from detaching), and side windows are tempered glass (fragmenting into small, blunt granular chunks). The other options are incorrect because the shape (concave) does not determine the material's safety, and single-layer (common) glass is dangerous when broken.

To ensure safety and reduce risks in the event of an accident, what type of glass must the vehicle have?

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