What I collect
Dar Traffic does not ask for your name, an account or your location. The road coordinates shown here describe monitored corridors, not where you are. There is no advertising or analytics code in the app.
Your saved roads
Saved corridor IDs stay in your browser’s local storage. They are not sent to me. You can remove a saved road with its bookmark button or clear this website’s stored data in your browser settings.
Services your browser contacts
Vercel hosts the website. Google Cloud handles on-demand estimates and permitted history, and Google Fonts supplies the fonts. Those services receive connection information such as your IP address and request details. Their own policies govern how they handle it:
Opening a Google Maps directions link takes you to Google, where its privacy policy and terms apply. The app does not read your Google account or start location tracking.
Traffic records and downloads
Live Google estimates describe configured road segments and are not saved to the traffic database. Private usage counters limit requests without storing traffic content. A CSV download, when available, is created in your browser and saved on your device. It does not upload your own files. Data-source and retention limits are explained on the History page.
Questions or corrections
You can raise a privacy concern through the project’s GitHub issues. Please do not post personal location records or other sensitive information in a public issue. I will update this page when the way the project handles data changes.