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E-mail me when tickets become available Back to calendarFrom the moment you plan your travel to the time you finish it, we want travelling with us to be a pleasure. We believe that a number of factors help to make your journey a pleasant experience and we set standards against each of these factors.
Our Passenger's Charter sets out our commitments to you so that you can judge us against our promises. We intend to provide the best possible standard of service to you so if at any time you are not satisfied with the service we provide, please contact us with your thoughts.
Due to an unprecedented rise in correspondence received, it may take us a little longer to respond to your Delay Repay submission than normal, so there is no need to trouble yourself by contacting us again. Please be assured that if you have received an email providing an Crosscountry case reference, your claim is being processed and a response will be issued just as soon as we can.
If you have any comments, ideas or complaints about any of our facilities, we offer a number of ways of getting in touch:
View our full Passenger's Charter
Download a copy of our Passenger Charter (PDF)
Working with Network Rail, we continually aim to make our train services morereliable and run on time. We monitor all our services every day to check that we are achieving this aim.
The standard measure used throughout the rail industry in Great Britain is the Public Performance Measure (PPM). This is a combined measure of how many trains timetabled to operate have run throughout the entire route and calling points and how many have arrived at their final destination within ten minutes of their advertised time.
We appreciate that a delay to your train is always frustrating, whether you are waiting at a station or already on board. Our staff are trained to identify and sort out any problems you experience as a result of a delay to your train. We will always do our best to let you know about any delays as they arise before you board the train.
To view our commitment to the ATOC Code of Practice on Passenger Information During Disruption please click here.
Find out more about your rights and responsibilities when travelling on the National Rail network.