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Cookie policy

Short, because there is very little to say.

Last updated 5 August 2026

This site sets no cookies

This website sets no cookies, writes nothing to local or session storage, runs no analytics, no advertising, no tag manager, no session recording and no embedded third-party content. It loads its fonts, images and video from its own domain. There is nothing to consent to, so you are not asked to.

That is not a statement of intent — it is what the site does today, and it was measured. Open your browser’s developer tools, look under Application → Storage, and you will find no cookies, no local storage and no session storage for this domain.

Why there is no consent banner

§ 25 (1) TDDDG requires consent before information is stored on, or read from, a user’s terminal equipment. Nothing here does either, beyond the ordinary browser cache that displaying a page requires — which falls under the exemption in § 25 (2) TDDDG. A banner asking permission for nothing would be theatre, and it would train you to click through the ones that matter.

What the site does instead

Fonts
Served from this domain. Not requested from Google Fonts or any other third party, so no request carrying your IP address leaves for a third-party server.
Images and video
Served from this domain.
Maps
The world map is vector geometry generated at build time and served from this domain. There is no embedded map provider and no tile server.
Regulatory data
A single CSV file fetched from this domain when the lane planner loads.
Analytics
None.
Advertising and remarketing
None.
Social media embeds and share buttons
None.
Chat widgets
None.

Links out

Each jurisdiction overview cites the regulators and treaty bodies it draws on, and those links go to other organisations’ websites. Once you follow one, you are on their site and their cookie and privacy practices apply, not ours.

Controlling storage yourself

Nothing here needs it, but every major browser lets you view and delete site data, and block cookies by default — usually under Settings → Privacy. Doing so will not affect how this site works.

If we ever introduce something that does require consent, this page will say so before it ships, and cookie settings will become the place to control it.

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