29th July 2019 new Citytrain timetable - weekly analysis

[ozbob]

Peak daily OTR since 29th July 2019 - Week 1

https://www.queenslandrail.com.au/forcustomers/otr/dailyotr













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Table of the line averages for the 5 days peak daily data published for week 1. 

RPL & Cleveland struggling at peak.  Sunshine Coast has gone well!

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Week 2 & 3

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Three weeks of the new ' old ' timetable, with some minor changes.

Tracking along much the same in terms of OTR with the previous reduced service timetables.  Hasn't fallen over as in October 2016, so that's a plus.   Usual suspects MID.  Beenleigh has a had a couple of poor weeks. 

[ozbob]

How did @QueenslandRail Citytrain go first 3 weeks of the new ' old ' timetable from 29 July 2019?https://t.co/FVmx7VGbe4#qldpol
" Tracking along much the same in terms of OTR with the previous reduced service timetables. Hasn't fallen over as in October 2016 ... " pic.twitter.com/47T5xkTYeG

— RAIL_BoT_Forum (@railbotforum) August 19, 2019

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Facebook ..

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Week 4

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Weeks 1 to 4.

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Lines ranked on combined peak Force Majeure Adjusted on-time running daily data ..#qldpol pic.twitter.com/xu5JpjpCjN

— RAIL_BoT_Forum (@railbotforum) August 26, 2019

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oooOOOooo

[SurfRail]

You know what these releases say to me?

"People who travel in the off peak don't matter."

[ozbob]

Be rather nice to have the actual OTR data for out of peak but it is buried in the 24/7 data. 

For much the same reason I suspect that Gympie North is buried in the Sunshine Coast line data.