WQ88544 (e) Wedi’i gyflwyno ar 30/06/2023

Faint o deithwyr oedd yn gymwys i gael iawndal o dan gynllun ad-dalu oedi Trafnidiaeth Cymru ar gyfer pob mis yn 2022 ac am bob mis yn 2023 hyd yma?

Wedi'i ateb gan Y Dirprwy Weinidog Newid Hinsawdd | Wedi'i ateb ar 07/07/2023

Transport for Wales have informed me that it is not possible to calculate how many passengers are eligible to receive delay repay compensation who then do not claim for this compensation. Only a small percentage of tickets are sold for dedicated trains with the majority sold on an ‘open’ basis, therefore data isn’t held on which specific train a passenger has travelled on and whether they are then eligible for compensation.

The table below shows the most recent data available in 2023 and all of 2022 for Delay Repay claims received and approved by Transport for Wales. This information is also available via their website - Delay Repay | TfW

Year

Month

Total claims received

Total claims approved

Total value of compensation paid

2023

March

13,017

10,642

£162,151.87

2023

February

9,013

7,629

£103,365.43

2023

January

8,147

7,849

£102,266.85

2022

December

10,978

9,903

£152,558.89

2022

November

10,933

8,171

£111,530.97

2022

October

6,818

5,671

£81,516.91

2022

September

7,034

7,077

£123,044.14

2022

August

12,934

9,623

£150,971.77

2022

July

11,091

6,754

£108,955.01

2022

June

8,040

6,830

£115,605.03

2022

May

6,185

4,283

£69,275.17

2022

April

7,782

9,503

£181,174.19

2022

March

6,653

4,240

£70,797.41

2022

February

4,874

2,865

£39,890.78

2022

January

2,027

3,019

£60,236.17