"train customer" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It could be used, for example, in the sentence: "The train company listened to feedback from their train customers to improve their services."
Transport Focus, the official watchdog, said long-distance train customers were more likely to complain but said it was indicative of years of low expectation in their service.
Passenger satisfaction on the railways is dipping, with value for money and how companies deal with delays being the biggest cause for complaint, according to a survey of thousands of train customers.
And many of its displaced train customers had the added stress of navigating dense crowds and hard-to-find gates at the Port Authority Bus Terminal, a difficult task even under normal circumstances.
And although self-service is great for saving costs, its effect over time is to train customers to shop on price, and thus to switch as soon as a slightly cheaper rival comes along.
This year she plans to add 15 employees: 10 software developers, 2 salespeople and 3 product managers to train customers on the program.
Other members of the team come from military and security industry backgrounds, and generally are always in training, either to hone their own skills or to train customers with whom it works.
You can train customers: here's how you divert more, here's how you get more out of the landfill... GL: You want to get rid of something, extra material, anything that doesn't fit in a garbage bag.
It added that in the current financial year, starting in April, NR delays had added more than 1,000 hours (65,000 minutes) to Virgin Trains' customer journeys.
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