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My local highway passes through farmland, and a lot of flying bugs die hitting our windshields. By killing all these bugs, could our cars be exerting evolutionary pressure? Note: there is a grass median between the north & south lanes -- a sort of island ecosystem.

Second time asking (with revised text) because no answers the first time.
gpt
Actually, there was a study done in western Canada on the wingspan of swifts that lived near highways. Over a period of time (I believe a few years) the swifts wingspans shrunk. Mostly because manoeuvrability was more important than being able to fly long distances (as the human activity also meant lots of food nearby). 
TL;DR yes.