The latest performance statistics for the Tyne and Wear Metro have been posted at stations across the network and once again it doesn\u2019t paint a particularly positive picture as the all important percentage figure is on the decrease again \u2013 both from the same four weeks in 2022 and the previous period this year.<\/p>\n
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The number shown on this poster is 80% which covers the four weeks between 28th<\/sup> May and 24th<\/sup> June 2023. When you compare that with 2022 the number was at 89% whilst the four weeks previous to this in 2023 was at 87%. No reasons are given for the reduction in performance although as reported extensively there have been challenges with keeping the old fleet of trains on the road.<\/p>\n As well as half the poster being given over to advertising ticket promotions it also gives details of passenger satisfaction. This is from a survey undertaken during May 2023 which tells us (out of 10):<\/p>\n The survey sees around 2000 Metro passengers asked for their opinions.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The latest performance statistics for the Tyne and Wear Metro have been posted at stations across the network and once again it doesn\u2019t paint a particularly positive picture as the all important percentage figure is on the decrease again \u2013 … Continue reading \n