Editorial standards

We base articles on publicly available information about the car-logistics industry and aim to represent it fairly and in context. We avoid inventing specific figures: where exact numbers are not verifiable, we describe trends and industry context rather than state false precision. If something is wrong, we want to fix it.

carslogistic is produced with the help of artificial intelligence. AI is used to monitor industry developments, research topics from public sources, draft articles and translate them into the languages we publish in. Our editorial desk sets the agenda, maintains the standards on this page, and monitors what is published.

We disclose this because transparency matters more than the method. The test we hold every article to is simple: is it accurate, useful and clear for a professional in this industry?

When an error is identified or reported to us, we correct it promptly, and note significant corrections on the article. To report an error, email editor@carslogistic.com.

Our coverage is independent of commercial interests. We do not present paid content as editorial, and any sponsored or commercial material — should we publish it — is clearly identified as such.

Articles are published in seven European languages. Translations aim to convey the same meaning and industry terminology as the original; where nuance differs, the English edition is the reference version.