How can you use CARVA content?
You can share links to CARVA pages and quote a short passage with clear credit and a link to the original. Ask us for written permission before reusing complete articles, substantial website content, images, interface designs, or brand assets.
What the copyright notice covers
Unless a page states otherwise, original CARVA text, page layouts, interface elements, graphics, illustrations, photographs created for CARVA, and the selection and arrangement of website content are protected. The CARVA name, logo, and related brand elements may also be protected as trademarks or other brand identifiers.
What you may do without asking
You may browse and print pages for personal use, share links to public CARVA pages, and quote a short passage for commentary, reporting, or education when you clearly name CARVA as the source and include a link to the original page. A link is usually better than copying the complete content.
When permission is required
Please obtain written permission before reproducing a complete article, copying substantial sections of the website, republishing CARVA images or interface designs, using brand assets in advertising, or presenting CARVA material in a way that suggests sponsorship, partnership, or endorsement.
Third-party material
Some names, logos, payment marks, vehicle photographs, map information, reviews, unDraw illustrations and linked resources belong to third parties. Their appearance on CARVA does not transfer their rights to us or to website visitors. Those materials remain subject to the terms of their respective owners.
Public information and privacy
Public route and price information helps explain CARVA. Our transparency goal does not grant an open licence to the site, logo, photographs or reviews. It does not permit publication of private documents, delivery codes or personal data.
Good attribution is simple
When referring to CARVA material, identify CARVA, name the relevant article or page, and link directly to it. Do not remove a credit, crop out a rights notice, or materially change the content while presenting it as the original.
Example: Source: CARVA, “Why clarity matters in cross-border vehicle delivery,” carva.lt.