OUR STANDARDS

This policy sets the editorial standards applied to reporting in European Bus Glass Journal. It is reviewed as our reporting practices and the relevant technical requirements evolve.

Prioritise official manufacturer communications, technical documentation, standards bodies and first-hand reporting. Confirm dates and model names. Every story contains a Sources section with links to the original material. When independent corroboration is unavailable, clearly attribute claims to the relevant manufacturer or organisation.

Fleet maintenance implications and glazing observations are editorial analysis, not verified technical specifications. Never invent glass dimensions, OE numbers, material properties, homologation status, prices, stock availability or installation procedures.

Show the actual publication date. Historic developments may be published as retrospectives, but must never be backdated to suggest the Journal existed or reported at the time. Substantial corrections should be disclosed; an update date reflects a meaningful edit.

Use owned photographs or images with documented publication permission and appropriate attribution. A press-room download is not automatically permission for commercial reuse. No unrelated image may be presented as documentary evidence of the featured vehicle or technology.

AI may help find sources, draft English text, structure a briefing and improve readability. A factual and licensing quality gate is still required. If a credible source or permission cannot be verified, the story remains a draft.

European Bus Glass Journal is based in Poland. We do not offer editorial coverage in exchange for links. Commercial and sponsored content, if introduced later, will be clearly labelled and comply with applicable link qualification rules.

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