First ScotRail - Performance

Performance

Performance figures for National Express’s last quarter as franchise holder, July to September 2004, were:

Period % trains arriving within 5 mins of scheduled time Change
1Jul - Sep 2004 82.8% 2Down 4.2% on the same quarter the previous year
1Jul - Sep 2004 84.2% 1Down 1.0% on the previous year as a whole

Performance figures for First Group’s first quarter as franchise holder, October to December 2004, were:

Period % trains arriving within 5 mins of scheduled time Change
1Oct - Dec 2004 79.8% 2Down 1.9% on the same quarter the previous year
1Oct - Dec 2004 83.7% 1Down 0.5% on the previous year as a whole

First Group started operating the franchise on 17 October 2004.

The performance figures released by the Office for Rail Regulation (ORR) are as follows:

Period % trains arriving within
5 mins of scheduled time
(over three months)
Change over
same quarter the previous year
% trains arriving within
5 mins of scheduled time
Moving Annual Average (MAA)
Change over
previous year as a whole
01Apr - Jun 2007 91.4% 2Up 0.8% 89.0% 2Up 0.2%
02Jul - Sep 2007 93.0% 2Up 2.2% 89.6% 2Up 0.7%
03Oct - Dec 2007 87.3% 2Up 2.8% 90.1% 2Up 0.6%
04Jan - Mar 2008 90.5% 2Up 2.0% 90.6% 2Up 0.6%
05Apr - Jun 2008 93.6% 2Up 2.4% 91.1% 2Up 0.6%
06Jul - Sep 2008 92.8% 2Down 0.2% 91.0% 2Up 0.4%
07Oct - Dec 2008 86.5% 2Down 0.9% 90.9% 2Up 0.3%
08Jan - Mar 2009 89.6% 2Down 1.0%> 90.6% 2Down 0.3%
09Apr - Jun 2009 93.0% 2Down 0.6% 90.5% 2Down 0.1%
10Jul - Sep 2009 93.5% 2Up 0.9% 90.7% 2Up 0.2%
11Oct - Dec 2009 86.7% 2Up 0.2% 90.7% 2Unchanged
12Jan - Mar 2010 89.5% 2Down 0.1% 90.7% 2Unchanged
13Jul - Sep 2010 94.5% 2Up 1.1% 91.4% 2Up 0.8%
14Oct - Dec 2010 78.4% 2Down 9.6% 92.9% 2Up 2.4%
14Jan - Mar 2011 89.1% 2Down 0.0% 90.1% 2Down 0.0%

Note:

  • The percentage change figures are not the actual increases in % but the percentage increase in the % value.
  • These values are very similar to the sector performance level.

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