In association with


Databank GTMC RAIL REPORT


RAIL TRAVELLER PRIORITIES When deciding to travel more than 50 miles in the UK by rail, in preference to other modes of transport, how important are these factors?


DO YOU THINK THE EAST COAST MAINLINE SHOULD REMAIN IN PUBLIC OWNERSHIP?


SPEED


94% 34%


COMFORT COST SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR...


89% 15%


88% 35%


77% 10%


WORK ON MOVE ABILITY TO RECEPTION


68% 1%


PHONE ACCESS


66% 5%


WIFI


DON'T KNOW/NOT SURE YES


NO ONBOARD PRODUCTIVITY NEARLY ALL OF IT


11% 36% MOST OF IT


How much time do you spend working while on a 50-plus mile business trip by rail? SOME OF IT


33% Source: GTMC research carried out by Audiencenet, surveying 1,055 frequent UK rail travellers NONE OF IT 13% 7% A SMALL PART OF IT 20


Timeline for when the UK’s five London gateways are expected to reach capacity (Heathrow having already done so over three years ago) Heathrow, 2010


AIRPORTS COMMISSION: FULL TO CAPACITY Stansted, 2041


London City, 2024 Gatwick, 2020 2010 2015 Source: Airports Commission 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050 Luton 2030


JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2014


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