We don't run a reader survey. True Motion Auto is a static publication with no forms, accounts or data collection of any kind, so there is nothing here to fill in. If you want to tell us what to cover next, what we got wrong, or which guide failed to answer your actual question, email info@truemotionauto.com and a person will read it.
At a glance
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Survey form | None — this site has no forms or data collection |
| How to give feedback | Email info@truemotionauto.com |
| What we do with it | Read it, and weigh it when planning what to write next |
| Reply | Not guaranteed — we read far more than we can answer |
| Cost or obligation | None |
Why reader feedback matters here
We plan what to write partly from search data and partly from guesswork about what drivers actually need next. Search data tells us what people typed; it doesn't tell us whether the guide they landed on answered the question. Feedback from a reader who went looking for something and didn't find it is the one input that search data can't supply.
What's useful to tell us
- A topic you came looking for and couldn't find on the site.
- A guide that stopped short of answering your actual question, and which part was missing.
- Anything factually wrong, out of date, or no longer true in your country.
- Which region you're reading from — US, UK and India rules diverge sharply, and it changes what a correct answer looks like.
- A broken link, a confusing table, or anything that didn't work on your device.
What happens to what you send
Corrections get checked and, where they hold up, the guide is amended. Topic requests go onto the list we plan from; recurring ones tend to get written sooner, though we can't promise any particular piece. We don't publish your email address, sell it, or add it to the newsletter — that's a separate, deliberate step you'd have to take yourself.
Emailing us means we hold your message and your address in an ordinary inbox until it's dealt with. We don't run analytics on it, add it to any list, or pass it to anyone else. See our Privacy Policy for the full detail.
Corrections come first
If you've spotted an error, say so plainly and point at the page — that goes to the top of the pile ahead of everything else. Our editorial policy sets out how we handle corrections once one is confirmed.
