Cookie Policy

TIP’s Cookie Policy was last updated on 1 December, 2025.

This Cookie Policy (the “Policy”) applies to the use of cookies and other similar technologies by TIP Trailer Services Management B.V. (“TIP”) on its website www.tip-used.com (the “Website”).

This Policy is issued on behalf of TIP, so when we mention we, us, or our in the Policy, we are referring to TIP.

The purpose of this Policy is to provide you with information about what cookies are and how they work. It also explains what cookies we use, what they do and how you can control what cookies we use when you visit our Website. 

This Policy should be read alongside our Privacy Policy. Please refer to the end of this Policy for further details.

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small data files that are placed onto your computer's hard drive or in your web browser’s memory when you visit a website. Each cookie is unique to your web browser and will contain some information which may or may not be anonymous. Almost every website uses cookies.

The term “cookie” used in this Policy must be understood broadly and can also refer to alternative technologies to transfer data (fingerprinting, invisible pixels, flash cookies, web beacons, etc.), depending on the device you are using.

2. What are cookies for?

Cookies perform a number of functions. Certain cookies are strictly necessary for the proper functioning of the Website. Others are used to improve your experience when using the Website. For example, they can distinguish you from other users of the same website or remember the information you provide.

3. What kind of information can be stored in cookies?

A cookie will typically contain the name of the domain by which the cookie was set, the duration of the cookie and a value. The latter usually takes the form of a randomly generated unique number, but in certain cases also contains your IP-address, the specific webpages you have visited on your computer, advertisements you have engaged with, the browser you are using, or details you have given to the Website.

When we use cookies that gather personal data, this collection is guided by our Privacy Policy. Please refer to the end of this Policy for further details.

4. Your choices about cookies

The placing of cookies on your device is subject to your consent, except for cookies (i) used for the purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication, (ii) strictly necessary to provide services explicitly requested by you, or (iii) strictly necessary to monitor the quality and effectiveness of our Website, insofar this has little or no impact on your privacy.

Our Website is configured to ensure that no cookies (other than those referred to in the above paragraph under (i), (ii) and (iii) are placed on your device without your consent.

You have the possibility to express such consent by (i) clicking on the “Allow all” button of our cookie banner or (ii) by indicating the specific categories of cookies you want to allow or block on our Website, using the cookie selection toggle or in the menu which appears when you click on the “Show details” button of our cookie banner (also accessible at any time via the cookie button in the lower left corner of each page of our Website) and by clicking on the “Allow selection” button. You also have the possibility to reject all optional cookies by clicking the “Deny” button.

Your consent to the placing of any cookie or category of cookies can be withdrawn at any moment, using the above cookie selection menu (accessible via the cookie button in the lower left corner of each page).

5. Cookies used on this Website

We use different types of cookies on the Website, which perform different functions as explained in the table below.

We use both first party and third party cookies. First party cookies are set by the website you are visiting, contrary to third party cookies which are set by a domain which is different from the website you are visiting and are typically linked to cross-website analytical functionalities or social media platform integrations.

Cookies can be either session cookies or persistent cookies. Session cookies are cookies which are deleted when you close your internet browser. Persistent cookies stay in place after you have closed your browser, for example, a cookie which tracks whether you are a new or return visitor to the Website. Details on how long these cookies last for are also set out below.

If you want more information about the cookies we use on our Website, including how to disable them, please consult our Cookie Banner by clicking the cookie button at the bottom left of the Website page.

6. Your rights 

Any personal data collected by TIP through cookies will be processed as set out in the TIP Privacy Policy.

In this Privacy Policy, you can find more information about how and why we use your personal data as the “controller”, responsible for such use when you are visiting the Website. It also sets out your rights in relation to the personal data we hold about you and how you can exercise them (these rights include a right of access, rectification and objection to direct marketing, as well as, in certain circumstances, a right of erasure or portability of your personal data and a right to object to non-marketing related processing or to restrict the processing of such data).

If you have any inquiry or wish further information about the use of cookies, you can send an email to TIP at dataprivacy@tip-group.

TIP reserves the right to amend this Policy at any time. In such case, we will post a prominent notice on the Website to inform you about any significant changes.