Cookie policy

Access to the transram.eu website may involve the use of cookies. A cookie is a small amount of information that is stored by your browser—in the various devices you may use when you navigate— so that the server can remember certain information that will later be read only by the server that generated it. Cookies facilitate navigation, make it more user-friendly, and do not damage the navigation.

Information collected by cookies may include the date and time you visit our website, the pages you visited, the time you spent on the website and the sites visited just before and after ours. However, cookies do not allow this information to be related to the identity or other personal data of the user or to any means of personal contact. No cookie can access any other information about the user.

COOKIES ON OUR WEBSITE

Tracking Cookies 

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Google Analytics Cookie that records the date of the first and the last times a user visits our website.  
It expires two years after the last update.

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Google Analytics Cookie that records the time a user accesses our website.
It expires 30 minutes after the last update. 

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Google Analytics Cookie set for interoperability with the tracking code urchin.js.
It expires when the browser is closed. 

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Google Analytics Cookie used to process the type of user requests.  
It expires when the session is closed. 

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Google Analytics Cookie that explains how the user reached your site: by entering the domain address directly, with a link, through a web search or via an advertisement.

Further information on data processing by Google Analytics can be found here.

Own Cookies, essential for the correct operation of the website 

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Technical Cookie used to find out whether your browser supports Javascript.
It expires when the session is closed. 

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Technical Cookie that stores which menus are open or closed at any given time, so that the status of the menus remains consistent with the navigation of the website.
It expires when the session is closed. 

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This Cookie identifies the session when you visit the website, allowing you to browse without being asked for the information you have already provided (e.g. if you have already accepted the cookies), so that you can navigate through the various pages on the same website quickly and easily.
It expires one month after the last update.

DISABLING, BLOCKING AND DELETING COOKIES

As a user, you can disable, block and delete —totally or in part— any cookies installed on your device by modifying your browser setting. To this purpose, the procedure for blocking and deleting cookies may differ from one Internet browser to another. Consequently, users must follow the instructions provided by the Internet browser they are using. If you choose to block the use of cookies —totally or in part— you will be able to continue using the website, although the use of some of its features may be impaired.