Rail User Weekly Survey launched to track passenger satisfaction in GB     DATE: 2023-12-08 00:42:44

Rail User Weekly Survey launched to track passenger satisfaction in GB

Rail User Weekly Survey launched to track passenger satisfaction in Great Britain

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Posted: 22 October 2021 | Global Railway Review | No comments yet

Results from the new Transport Focus survey reveal that almost nine in 10 rail passengers across Great Britain were satisfied with their last journey.

Rail User Weekly Survey launched to track passenger satisfaction in Great Britain

Transport Focus’ Rail User Weekly Survey has launched today (22 October 2021) which tracks passenger satisfaction week by week as passengers across Great Britain return to rail travel.

Passengers rated how satisfied they were with their overall journey, the punctuality of their service, the value for money of their ticket and a number of COVID-19-related measures.

The survey found:

Anthony Smith, Chief Executive of the independent watchdog, Transport Focus, said: “As we emerge from the pandemic and passengers return to the railway it’s vital that they get a good service. Operators must continue to focus on delivering a reliable service which delivers on their key priorities – a punctual, reliable, clean train, with enough room to sit and stand and value for money fares.”

Transport Focus will obtain the views of approximately 500 rail passengers each week.

The weekly survey is intended to provide regular feedback from passengers about the journeys they have made by train. The survey will provide further insight as more passengers start to travel, in advance of a new rail passenger experience survey launching in 2022.

Related topics

Operational Performance, Passenger Experience/Satisfaction

Related organisations

Transport Focus

Related regions

United Kingdom

Related people

Anthony Smith