Wednesday 18 Mar 2015
Network Rail takes action at London Bridge
- Region & Route:
- | Southern
- Forming an integrated ‘one-station-team’ management structure with all staff (whether Network Rail, Southern or Southeastern) working to a single response structure with a single identity so better able to respond to and manage issues as they arise
- Increasing the number of staff on the station, particularly at peak times and at times of disruption
- Ensuring staff and passengers, have access to the latest travel information and advice by boosting wi-fi capability, providing tablets to staff and bolstering information screens
- Better advanced warning for passengers of potential problems at the station offering alternative travel advice enabling people to avoid the station at times of disruption
- Changes to the timetable to help a better flow of trains into, and out of, the station
- Re-introducing Olympic 2012 style ‘travel champions’ and ‘customer action teams’ who can be called upon to bolster station staffing levels and help people find their way
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