Three open access operators have opted out of real-time punctuality and reliability data being displayed at stations.
Three operators opt out of displaying real-time performance data at railway stations
01/04/2025 in News
01/04/2025 in News
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Bean - 02/04/2025 15:46
I feel that this is showing the country to be of a nanny state with the companies being treated as naughty schoolchildren and government/ quangos acting as petulant school teachers