That's a fairly common problem. No need to panic.
Locate the end of the crack - looks like it will be near the front marker light. At the end of the crack, drill a small hole (I'd do it with a 1/8" drill bit). This will distribute the stress over a larger area and should stop the crack from spreading.
Then, you need to cover/fill the crack (all the way into and including the hole you drilled). I'd highly recommend using Lexel caulk for this purpose. You can find this in ACE Hardware or online. It will work far better than any other caulking compound.
You could also cover the crack with Eternabond tape if you'd like, but it won't look particularly good and is not necessary if you've used Lexel.
Hope this helps!
- Jack
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