The useful tools work in your browser. Cloudflare Web Analytics provides limited, aggregate traffic and performance information.

Searches and card details

Site search runs against an index already included in the page. Search terms are not sent to a search provider or included in analytics events. The destination and emergency card tools process the details you enter in your browser. They do not upload those details, create an account or save them in our database.

The site does not deliberately persist your card entries in cookies or local storage. Your browser may restore form values or keep downloaded files according to its own settings.

Cloudflare Web Analytics

We use Cloudflare Web Analytics to understand aggregate page views, referring sites and page-load performance. Cloudflare enables its analytics script automatically when serving this site; we do not add a second or manual analytics beacon. The current setting is “Enabled excluding EU”, so this analytics collection is disabled for visitors in the European Union under that configuration.

Cloudflare states that Web Analytics does not use cookies or local storage to collect its metrics. We do not use analytics cookies to recognise returning visitors. Read the Cloudflare Web Analytics FAQ for the provider’s current explanation.

We have not configured custom analytics events. Cloudflare’s FAQ says Web Analytics does not support custom events. Search terms, destination-card entries, emergency-card entries and copied or downloaded card content are not sent as analytics events.

Analytics figures are aggregate estimates. They do not give us a reliable, exact count of individual people, and may include repeat visits or traffic that is later classified differently.

Downloads and copying

When you download a card, the resulting file contains the details visible on that card. You control where it is saved and whom you share it with. “Copy text” writes the card text to your device’s clipboard; other apps or clipboard-history features may be able to access it.

Hosting and technical requests

Cloudflare hosts and delivers the website. Loading a page necessarily sends technical request information, such as an IP address and browser information, to the hosting service. Its own security and data-handling practices apply. Read Cloudflare’s privacy policy for details.

This edition includes no advertising pixels, newsletter forms or account system. Cloudflare Web Analytics is the only audience-measurement service described here.

External websites

Links to transport operators, payment providers and other websites open services with their own privacy practices. We do not control the details those services collect when you visit, register or buy something.

Updates

Last updated 15 September 2026. Analytics settings and provider behaviour can change; this page should be updated when the site’s data handling changes.