Queensland Rail Citytrain OTR 2023

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Citytrain services, including peak and off-peak, are measured as on-time when they arrive within three minutes and 59 seconds of their scheduled time, except for the interurban services viz. Gold Coast, Rosewood and Sunshine Coast lines, which are measured as on time if they arrive within 5 minutes and 59 seconds.

Target is services > 95% on time, all lines.

FMA = force majeure adjusted
CI = customer impact (what passengers actually experience)
CP = combined peaks

The on-time running (OTR) data is published on or about the 10th each month for the month preceding the last month at https://www.queenslandrail.com.au/aboutus/ourperformance/service-punctuality-and-reliability

Individual lines on the Citytrain network:

























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Combining the Queensland Rail total (aggregate) results on the same axes allows an appreciation of what is happening overall.

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^ updated for December 2023.

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Summary of Queensland Rail Citytrain on-time running (OTR) for 2023. 15th February 2024 Citytrain services, including...

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[ozbob]

The northside group of lines generally have the worse OTR.  Particularly Caboolture and RPL.

The Sunshine Coast line does better at peak than out of peak. Guess this reflects the priority for Citytrain during the peaks.

The Cleveland line has poor OTR.

Be interesting to see if the new sectorisation will improve the OTR.

Lines ranked for 2023

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^ line rankings for 2023 added.