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Trains on time: Latest figures
| | New figures on train punctuality from the Strategic Rail Authority show little progress over the last year. On average nearly one in five trains in the UK are running late. Use the chart below to see which train companies are struggling the most to keep to their timetables. | Trains on time March 2002 - March 2003 | | | Train company | Per cent | | Long distance | | | Anglia | 77.3 | | Midland Mainline | 73.6 | | Virgin West Coast | 73.5 | | First Great Western | 71.9 | | Great North Eastern Railway | 70.8 | | Virgin CrossCountry | 61.7 | | Sector average | 70.6 | | London and South East | | | Chiltern Railways | 88.4 | | First Great Eastern | 88.4 | | c2c | 86.3 | | Silverlink | 83.9 | | Connex South Eastern | 80.1 | | Thames Trains | 79.2 | | West Anglia Great Northern | 78.7 | | South Central | 77.2 | | Thameslink | 73.1 | | South West Trains | 72.0 | | Sector average | 79.0 | | Regional operators | | | Island Line | 96.8 | | Arriva Trains Merseyside | 91.5 | | Anglia Locals | 84.0 | | Gatwick Express | 82.1 | | ScotRail | 82.1 | | Wessex Trains | 81.1 | | First North Western | 80.6 | | Arriva Trains Northern | 80.4 | | Wales & Border Trains | 79.9 | | Central Trains | 70.6 | | Sector average | 80.5 | | National Level | 79.2 | | Source: SRA |
Trains are considered late if they arrive at their destination five or more minutes after the advertised time.
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