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![]() Railhub Archive | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Office of the Rail RegulatorRail Regulator's response to Railtrack's claim of 40% performance improvement
The vast majority of that 40% improvement was achieved in 1996-97, the first year after privatisation. For the following year (1997-98) Railtrack's own Annual Report said that it 'did not press ahead with sufficient vigour to keep up momentum and achieve further substantial gains'. For 1998-99 Railtrack had a target of 7.5% improvement for passenger trains and actually achieved 2%. Tom Winsor says: 'The targets, while challenging, are achievable and I fully expect Railtrack to be able to meet them. It will, however, require further effort and an improvement on the 2% achieved last year'. PRESS ENQUIRIES : ORR PRESS OFFICE : 0171 282 2002/2007/2059 OUT OF OFFICE HOURS PAGER : 07659 127303
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