Strange Statistics

With the inadequacy of @networkrail infrastructure and the unreliability of @FGW trains, there is no way 9 out if 10 trains are on time

— Steve Cronin (@croninsfc) November 1, 2013

This is indeed true. They’re on time however, once Rail Time is applied. With maths like this, it’s a wonder anyone discovered gravity!

@FGW congrats 4 mornings this week 6.44 from twyford massively delayed. Clearly none your fault, look forward to 95% on time stat appearing

— Tim Hodgson (@timhodgson78) November 1, 2013

Thanks @FGW for sending the 8.57 from reading west early!

— Jo Reedman (@Ojaroo) October 1, 2013

BUSTED!

@fgwkmc We don't set the punctuality and reliability targets. The Government set them. TJ

— First Great Western (@FGW) September 24, 2013

IT’S NOT OUR FAULT! Booooo hooooo hoooo chooooo chooooooo!

Thanks a bunch for leaving early @FGW. That's screwed my journey this morning. Late is bad but early is worst.

— Niklas Richardson (@nrichardson) September 24, 2013

Dear @fgw what chance do we have? Train left station 2 minutes early! pic.twitter.com/xUZSRWAAsk

— Swiss (@Swiss_uk) January 16, 2014

@fgw can you tell reading station that train doors are meant to close upto 40s before departure and not leave 40s before it's meant to

— Luke Smith (@lukesmith) January 16, 2014

@fgw where's my train, iPhone app shows it as here but something is missing… pic.twitter.com/zIiGTjisS1

— Swiss (@Swiss_uk) January 15, 2014

Ancient railway proverb: when display says on time, but train does not arrive, then it's not on time is it @FGW. #trainproblems #commute

— Ed Hardwick (@edhardwick) January 13, 2014

Train leaving over a minute early from Theale. Thanks @FGW suppose something needs to offset the lateness. But now we miss tubes home.

— Gus McLean (@GusM_LW) January 17, 2014

@FGW even when the train leaves at 7.53 and the doors close at 7.51? Thats not 40 seconds like it says

— Lord Danny Gayford (@DannyGayford) October 29, 2013

Note for First Great Western: don't have your screens showing that a train is on time when it's ten minutes late. You swines.

— Steven Perkins (@stevenperkins) July 24, 2013

Managed to miss my train this morning. Unusually this was due to a @fgw train being ahead of schedule and leaving the station early.

— Edd Hamon (@e_hamon) July 17, 2013

Above a clock that says 07:45 reads "07:40 London Paddington – On time". Any ideas @FGW?

— Tom (@WillBeLateAgain) July 17, 2013

The clock must be wrong, Tom!