Driving and meet behavior
TC does not endorse street racing, takeovers, public burnouts, intersection blocking, reckless convoys, aggressive revving around residents, dangerous rolling-shot setups or using meets as a launch point for illegal driving. Follow posted limits, venue rules and organizer instructions.
Location privacy
Some Grid information is intentionally generalized. Do not use private location data to expose someone's home, storage location, private meet or other sensitive place. If a signal becomes unsafe or starts creating nuisance traffic, report it so TC can reduce precision, add warnings or remove it.
Harassment, doxxing and unwanted contact
Use blocking when you do not want contact. Do not route around a block using another account or another TC surface. Reports involving threats, stalking, doxxing or credible danger should be prioritized over ordinary content disputes.
Reporting
Use in-product report controls on members or content whenever they are available. Include what happened, where it happened and why it creates a safety or policy problem. Reports are not public votes; they are reviewed as evidence for a moderation decision.
Appeals
If TC hides content or restricts an account and you believe context was missed, request a human review through the published contact/report channel. An appeal should explain the specific decision and relevant context rather than resubmitting the same content repeatedly.
TC Event Standard
A TC Event Standard marker means the listing has the basic operational information TC expects from a responsible automotive event: clear behavior rules, arrival/parking guidance, organizer responsibility, respect for the venue and surrounding area, and an escalation plan for dangerous conduct. It is not a guarantee that nothing can go wrong.
Related rules
Read the full Community Guidelines for platform conduct and Privacy for information-handling details.