How do I check if my train was delayed?

Enter your departure and arrival stations, travel date, and approximate departure time above. We'll look up the actual performance of trains on that route and show you any delays.

How far back can I check train delays?

You can check trains from the past 7 days. Today's trains are not yet available as performance data takes several hours to be finalised.

What data is this based on?

We use Network Rail's Historical Service Performance (HSP) data, which records the actual arrival and departure times of every train service in Great Britain.

Was My Train Delayed?

Check if your train was delayed in the past 7 days and find out how much compensation you can claim.

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How it works

We use Network Rail's Historical Service Performance data to look up the actual arrival and departure times of every train that ran on your route. If your train arrived late, we calculate the delay and check if you're eligible for Delay Repay compensation.

Enter your journey

Tell us your departure station, arrival station, date, and approximate departure time.

We find your train

We search a 2-hour window around your departure time and show every train that ran on that route.

See the delay

For each train, we show the scheduled and actual times, plus how many minutes late it arrived.

Claim compensation

If your train qualifies for Delay Repay, we link you straight to your operator's claim form.

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Don't check manually every time. Train Badger monitors your journeys in real time and tells you the moment you qualify for Delay Repay.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I check if my train was delayed?: Enter your departure and arrival stations, travel date, and approximate departure time in the form above. We'll look up the actual performance of trains on that route and show you any delays.
How far back can I check train delays?: You can check trains from the past 7 days. Today's trains are not yet available as performance data takes several hours to be finalised.
What data is this based on?: We use Network Rail's Historical Service Performance (HSP) data, which records the actual arrival and departure times of every train service in Great Britain.
Can I claim compensation for my delayed train?: If your train arrived 15 or more minutes late (30 minutes for LNER, ScotRail, and Transport for Wales), you can claim Delay Repay compensation. Use the results above to check your train and click the claim link.
How long do I have to claim?: Most operators give you 28 days from the date of travel. Don't wait — check your train now and claim right away.

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Delay and compensation information shown on this page is based on Network Rail's Historical Service Performance data and publicly available operator policies. We do not guarantee accuracy. Always verify with your train operator before submitting a claim. See our Terms of Use for full details.