Not unless their systems have it recorded as 60 minutes, or it's processed manually and they are feeling generous.According to the realtime train website my train was 58.5 minutes late. Would i get the commensation level for trains that are 60mins late i.e do they round up
Unlikely I'd say, but no loss if they say no.Im debating whether to email them, whats the likelihood that they will be feeling generous ??
Is there no compensation for a 30 minutes plus delay? Most train operators offer something at that level.Im debating whether to email them, whats the likelihood that they will be feeling generous ??
I think I read somewhere that delay repay is calculated using Working time tables and not public timetables their is a slight difference between the two.@ServerHoster That's absurd, the prior service could equally well have arrived 15 seconds early.
Delay Repay is paid based on the time you arrived vs the advertised time at which you should have arrived. So actual vs public timetable.I think I read somewhere that delay repay is calculated using Working time tables and not public timetables their is a slight difference between the two.