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Benchmarking in European Service of public Transport. Results of the 2007 survey. Content. About the survey Participants Sample Method Questionnaire Results (graphs) How to read the graphs? Each quality dimension Background information. About the survey.
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Benchmarking in European Service of public Transport Results of the 2007 survey
Content • About the survey • Participants • Sample • Method • Questionnaire • Results (graphs) • How to read the graphs? • Each quality dimension • Background information 2
About the survey • The following cities participated in the BEST 2007 survey: • Stockholm (Extended questionnaire) • Oslo (Extended questionnaire) • Helsinki (Extended questionnaire, with additional questions) • Copenhagen (Extended questionnaire, with additional questions) • Vienna (Extended questionnaire) • Berlin (Extended questionnaire) • Prague (Extended questionnaire) • Geneva (Extended questionnaire) – Fieldwork in august/september 2007 • For all cities 1000 residents in defined areas have been interviewed. The exception is Helsinki where 150 additional interviews where performed in the Espoo area. All interviews have been done by telephone. • The fieldwork for BEST Survey 2007 was conducted between March 5th and March 18th 2007. • Results from the survey have been weighted with respect to sex and age to match the profile in each area. The Helsinki results are weighted with respect to geography as well, to correct for the uneven distribution of interviews resulting from the extra interviews in Espoo. All 1150 interviews in Helsinki are included in the analysis. • The questionnaire used in the survey is an updated version of the 2006 questionnaire. Since 2006 one new statement (‘The information is good in stops and terminals’) and two new background questions (‘region/geography’ and ‘usage of different modes of public transport’) have been added. • In Copenhagen the question on ‘usage of PT modes’ have been formulated differently. In Copenhagen respondents were asked how often they used each transport mode. For reporting and comparison purposes these questions have been recoded as follows: If a respondent states that he/she travels with PT on a daily basis, all transport modes which this respondent use on a daily basis is coded as ‘generally uses’. Transport modes who are not used on a daily basis have for this respondent been coded as ‘not used generally’. 3
How to read the graphs The graphs show the proportion of the respondents who agrees (partially agrees or fully agrees) to the different statements in blue columns. The red columns shows the proportion who disagrees (hardly agrees or not agree at all) to the statements. Respondents with a neutral position are not displayed in the graphs. The graphs also include results from previous surveys, shown in the table to the right as the proportion of the respondents who agrees to the statement in question. Development per index in the different cities are also shown as time lines. All graphs are standard PowerPoint-graphs where different categories can be hidden and value labels displayed at ones own preference. 4
Overall report – BEST Survey Results 2007
BEST Survey 2007Best performing city per index TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 6
BEST Survey 2006Best performing city per index TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 7
BEST Survey 2005Best performing city per index TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 8
BEST Survey 2007 Citizen satisfaction
BEST Survey 2007Citizen satisfaction TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 10
Citizen satisfaction % satisfied citizens TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 11
BEST Survey 2007 Traffic supply
BEST Survey 2007Traffic supply TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 13
All citiesTraffic supply % satisfied citizens TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 14
BEST Survey 2007 Reliability
BEST Survey 2007Reliability TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 16
All citiesReliability % satisfied citizens TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 17
BEST Survey 2007 Information
BEST Survey 2007Information TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 19
All citiesInformation % satisfied citizens TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 20
BEST Survey 2007 Staff behaviour
BEST Survey 2007Staff behaviour TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 22
All citiesStaff behaviour % satisfied citizens TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 23
BEST Survey 2007 Security and safety
BEST Survey 2007Security and safety TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 25
All citiesSecurity and safety % satisfied citizens TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 26
BEST Survey 2007 Comfort
BEST Survey 2007Comfort TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 28
All citiesComfort % satisfied citizens TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 29
BEST Survey 2007 Social image
BEST Survey 2007Social image TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 31
All citiesSocial image % satisfied citizens TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 32
BEST Survey 2007 Value for money
BEST Survey 2007Value for money TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 34
All citiesValue for money % satisfied citizens TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 35
BEST Survey 2007 Loyalty
BEST Survey 2007Loyalty TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 37
All citiesLoyalty % satisfied citizens TOTAL BASE: Replied grade 38
BEST Survey 2007 Background information
Further information and other available reports at best2005.net