Performance areaRelevant issues (indicative)
Railway infrastructure and equipmentCapacity and capabilities of the physical infrastructure and its equipment, including deployment of TEN-T standards
Reductions in railway infrastructure capacity or capability due to deferred railway infrastructure renewal, maintenance or repair
Railway infrastructure capacityCapacity offer in terms of quantity and quality
Capacity utilisation, spare capacity to accommodate traffic growth
Consistency between available capacity (planned or unplanned) and market needs, at single and multi-network levels
Stability of the capacity offer, in particular in connection with railway infrastructure works
Congested railway infrastructure
Planned dwelling times of trains at border stations
Traffic managementPunctuality / delays of different types of rail services, at origin, intermediate stops and destination and at operationally important locations
Train cancellations
Actual dwelling times of trains at border stations
Disruption management and crisis managementShare of traffic that could be re-routed or re-scheduled during the disruption or crisis
Impact of disruptions on rail traffic in terms of delays and cancellations
Impact of disruptions on operators of rail services and their customers
Specific issues encountered (qualitative)
Deployment and performance of digital services, tools and interfacesSupport of the processes related to capacity management, traffic management and disruption management
Completeness and quality of the information and data provided as well as ease of access for operational stakeholders
Alignment with European architecture developed in Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking and with the relevant technical specifications in accordance with Directive (EU) 2016/797
Compliance with regulation; regulatory oversightProcess indicators monitoring compliance with rules and procedures
Complaints lodged with regulatory bodies and the ENRRB
Arrangements to review the performance of traffic management, disruptions management and crisis management, including the coordination between operational stakeholders
Guidelines with the purpose of ensuring appropriate and regular consultation with interested parties regarding European and cross-border matters, as referred to in Article 57(2)
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