Régularité mensuelle TGV globale

Discover the overall monthly regularity of the TGV. The TGV regularity takes into account the different journey times of customers (also referred to as composite). * A train is considered as an hour if its terminal delay is less than 5 minutes for a journey of less than 1: 30 * A train is considered as an hour if its terminal delay is less than 10 minutes for a trip between 1: 30 and 3 hours * A train is considered as an hour if its terminal delay is less than 15 minutes for a trip beyond 3 hours Arrival times are also determined by sensors detecting the passage of the train to a specified point marking the entrance to the station and, exceptionally, by manual monitoring. The accuracy of the measurements is the minute rounded down to the minute, which is in line with all the standards adopted for the production of working hours and timetables. The overall regularity result is neither the average of the results on the 6 axes nor the average of the results of all links. The regularity rate is the number of trains per hour at their end of the total number of trains running on the perimeter in question. The original punctuality is the rate of trains left with less than 1 minute delay from their original station. To see the monthly regularity TGV per axis [click here] (https://voyageurs-datasncf.opendatasoft.com/explore/dataset/regularite-mensuelle-tgv-par-axe/table/). To consult the monthly regularity of the TGV by link [click here] (https://voyageurs-datasncf.opendatasoft.com/explore/dataset/regularite-mensuelle-tgv-par-liaisons/table/).