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sj.seDecides the claim on its own form - you keep the full amount.
When a train arrives over an hour late, the operator owes you part of the ticket. Check the arrival we recorded and claim from the operator's own form.
Beta: these arrival records are our own and may be incomplete. Use them as a guide, not as proof.
A ticket is worth 25% of its price when the train arrives 60 to 119 minutes late, and 50% at 120 minutes or more.
The claim goes to the operator that ran your train, not to us. Pick the company you travelled with - you keep the full amount.
Decides the claim on its own form - you keep the full amount.
Decides the claim on its own form - you keep the full amount.
Decides the claim on its own form - you keep the full amount.
Decides the claim on its own form - you keep the full amount.
Travelled with an operator that is not listed? Its own claim page applies the same thresholds and the same one-month deadline.
Open the operator's claim page for the journey you travelled.
Have the ticket, the booking reference and an IBAN ready.
The operator must settle a valid claim within one month.
Look up the arrival we recorded, then take the amount to the operator's own form.
When your train arrives 60 minutes or more late at the station your ticket ends at. The delay is measured there, not at the end of the train's route.
25% of the price you paid for an arrival 60 to 119 minutes late, and 50% at 120 minutes or more. It is a share of the ticket, so keep it until the claim is settled.
The operator that ran your train. Its form asks for the journey, the date and your booking reference, and it must answer within one month.