Editorial policy
At a glance: LowPriceAutoGlass.wiki puts statutes, federal rules and agencies ahead of the shop’s own claims, marks every business statement as the shop’s, and dates every rating.
Which sources come first?
Federal rules and Texas statutes (eCFR, the Texas Transportation Code), then agencies (NOAA NCEI, TDI, DPS), then industry bodies and research (Auto Glass Safety Council, IIHS), then reference works, and only then the shop’s own pages and listings.
How are the shop’s claims handled?
They are quoted or marked as the shop’s. Where the shop’s pages contradict each other or an outside source, both sides are shown, as with OEM glass standards and the inspection rule.
How is the shop’s blog used?
Sparingly. Some posts appear to be templates that name other cities, so the blog is used for what the shop says about its own methods, not for facts about Dallas or the law.
Are people named?
No. The shop names no owner, and contacts listed on press releases are not treated as staff or quoted.
How are ratings treated?
As dated averages with counts. No review is quoted and no review markup is published.
How was the original data made?
From NOAA’s public GHCN-Daily file for Dallas Love Field, with flagged values removed, counted as described on the data page, and published as CSV under CC BY 4.0.
Who pays?
No business named here pays for coverage, placement or wording.