Monthly regularity TGV by routes

Discover the monthly regularity TGV by links (AQST). The TGV regularity takes into account the different travel times of customers (also called composite). * A train is considered on time if its delay at the terminus is less than 5 min for a journey less than 1h30 * A train is considered on time if its delay at the terminus is less than 10 min for a journey between 1h30 and 3h * A train is considered on time if its delay at the terminus is less than 15 min for a journey beyond 3h Arrival times are also determined by sensors detecting the passage of the train at a specific point marking the entrance to the station and exceptionally by manual follow-up. The accuracy of the measurements is the minute rounded to the lower minute, which is in accordance with all the standards used for the preparation of timetables and service times. The overall regularity result is neither the average of the results of the 6 axes nor the average of the results of all routes. Indeed, the regularity rate is the number of trains per hour at their terminus on the total number of trains running on the perimeter in question. In addition, the same TGV can count in several routes, but it counts only once in overall regularity. The figures in this dataset should therefore not be used to calculate an overall regularity TGV or per axis. To view the global TGV monthly regularity, [click here](https://voyageurs-datasncf.opendatasoft.com/explore/dataset/regularite-mensuelle-tgv-globale/table/). To consult the monthly regularity TGV by axis, [click here](https://voyageurs-datasncf.opendatasoft.com/explore/dataset/regularite-mensuelle-tgv-par-axe/table/).