I can provide some general advice on what to do if a bat or any other small animal flies into your car while driving:
Stay calm: Try to remain composed and avoid panicking, as sudden movements could distract you from driving safely.
Keep your eyes on the road: Keep your focus on driving and maintain control of the vehicle. If possible, signal and pull over to a safe location, such as a parking lot or the side of the road, when it's safe to do so.
Do not attempt to touch or catch the bat: Bats can carry diseases like rabies, so it's essential to avoid direct contact with them.
Open windows or doors: If you can safely do so while driving slowly, try to open the windows or doors to give the bat an opportunity to fly out.
Use ventilation system: If opening the windows or doors is not safe or practical, use the car's ventilation system to create airflow. This may help encourage the bat to find its way out.
Drive carefully: If the bat is inside the car but not interfering with your ability to drive safely, continue to drive cautiously until you can safely pull over.
Seek assistance if necessary: If the bat is causing a significant distraction or poses a risk to your safety, consider pulling over and seeking help from a passerby or calling a local animal control service.
Remember, safety should be your top priority while driving, so avoid any actions that might put you, your passengers, or other road users at risk. It's always a good idea to take preventive measures, such as ensuring your car's windows and doors are closed when parked, to minimize the chances of animals entering your vehicle.