Why do bugs get killed by speeding cars?

Bugs get killed by speeding cars primarily due to the high impact force when they collide with the vehicle at fast speeds. Insects are small and lightweight, making them vulnerable to the sheer momentum of a car, which can easily crush them. Additionally, their relatively slow reaction times and inability to evade fast-moving objects contribute to their high mortality rate on roads. The sheer volume of vehicles on the road further increases the likelihood of such collisions.