"poor punctuality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's lack of punctuality or ability to be on time. Example: "The company has strict policies regarding poor punctuality and employees who consistently arrive late may face consequences."
Chronic delays, "virtually no evening travel", old "clapped-out buses", infrequency, poor punctuality, extortionate prices: these were common complaints.
The delays caused by emergency repairs to the network, resulting in poor punctuality, have driven passengers to jump on low-fare airlines or get back into their cars.
As we hurtle along in slick modern trains with Wi-Fi and friendly service, it is easy to forget the poor punctuality and filthy carriages in the dismal days of British Rail.
Poor punctuality is one of the biggest issues on the railways.
Delayed trains create a number of implications beyond poor punctuality, including the extension of headways (the time gap between services).
Ezrin's poor punctuality caused problems with the tight schedule dictated by Waters.
First has invested in improving Greyhound's poor service and punctuality, and Greyhound benefited during 2008 as passengers traded down from planes to coaches.
Ms Hanagan added that "poor attendance and punctuality means bad grades and the effects of it can last a lifetime".
The New Haven line's riders were especially critical of the dirtiness of restrooms on the trains, of lack of punctuality, and of poor communication by conductors during delays.
Virgin said it was "preparing enforcement action to bring punctuality improvements, following sustained poor performance by Network Rail, which we believe is a breach of contract and has deterred some customers from travelling and damaged our business".
Virgin Trains said it was "preparing enforcement action to bring punctuality improvements, following sustained poor performance by Network Rail, which we believe is a breach of contract and has deterred some customers from travelling and damaged our business".
