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I don’t mind delays very much, even long ones, as long as there is information readily available about why the delay happens and how long it is likely to last.
by nathell 7y ago
I don’t mind delays very much, even long ones, as long as there is information readily available about why the delay happens and how long it is likely to last. I have very positive experience with UK railways in this regard; this post is a prime example.
Contrast with PKP (Polish rail), where it’s not uncommon for a train to stand in the middle of nowhere for half an hour, without so much as a single word of explanation from staff. It’s changing for the better, but slowly.