Reliability and Punctuality Sample Clauses

Reliability and Punctuality. We want to make sure that you can rely on your bus turning up. We want to ensure that your bus is on time when you board and on time when you reach your destination. Congestion, severe weather and serious incidents can affect the journeys we operate and their punctuality. Despite those challenges, we shall: • operate 99.5% of all journeys shown in our timetables; • operate 95% of our services 'on time.' This means that our buses depart no more than one minute early and no more than five minutes later than scheduled from each timing point; • for 'frequent' services where the service interval is ten minutes or less, six or more buses will depart in any 60 minute period and the interval between consecutive buses shall not exceed 15 minutes; and • where bus operator performance falls below these standards due to factors entirely within the control of the bus operator, that Operator shall make a deposit into its Service Improvement Account, the use of which shall be determined by the relevant Partnership Board but will always be linked to improving bus services for passengers in the local area. We will also continue to improve the reliability and punctuality of our services by: • improving operational contingency planning; • improving training and communication for all staff involved; • investing in the better use of new technologies to improve performance; • deploying trained and experienced staff to aid drivers in the provision of reliable and punctual services; and • working closely with partners to improve highways design for bus users.
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