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Partnerships

The Everyday Driver considers collaborations that are relevant to readers interested in cars, roads, travel, and mobility. We keep editorial judgment separate from commercial arrangements and make the nature of partner material clear wherever it appears.

Relevant collaborations

Possible collaborations include clearly identified explanatory features, reader resources, or other projects that add useful context to everyday motoring subjects. A proposal should explain the intended audience, the subject, the partner’s role, and what readers would receive. We do not present promotional claims as independent editorial conclusions.

Partner placements

The publication may accept relevant partner placements in appropriate areas of the site, including clearly marked promotional units or partner links. Placement is subject to editorial fit and reader clarity. No placement implies an endorsement, and labels should make the commercial relationship apparent rather than blending it into independent coverage.

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Use the Contact page to describe the proposed collaboration or placement, who it is for, and how it would be presented. The publication may decline proposals that do not fit its subject matter or standards. Any accepted arrangement must preserve clear labelling and the independence of editorial decisions.

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