Vapi Railway Station Review – 38.09%
Vapi Railway Station in Gujarat
“Cleanliness needs a lot of improvement. The station has no good stalls to eat”
Review by Raju Khunti
Overall Rating – 1/3
Overall Score – 38.09/100
Frequency of Use – Monthly
Purpose of Visit – Personal/Leisure
Mode of Visit – Departure as Passenger
Time of Visit – 12 noon to 5 pm
Nationality – Indian
Image Source (Platform at Vapi Station) : IndiaRailInfo
Rating of General Features at Vapi Railway Station:
Access Road – 1/3
Ease of drop and pick-up – 2/3
Parking Space – 1/3
Connectivity with Public Transport – 2/3
Ease of Movement – 1/3
Security – 1/3
Front Entrance – 1/3
Interior Design / Aesthetics – 1/3
Dining Options – 1/3
Restroom/Toilets – 1/3
Overall Rating – 1/3
Rating of Specific Facilities at Vapi Railway Station:
Adequate Space on Platform – 1/3
Platform Height for boarding – 2/3
Platform Benches – 1/3
Foot Over-Bridge – 1/3
Stairs – 1/3
Ramps – 1/3
Escalators – 1/3
Waiting Room – 1/3
Dustbins – 1/3
Washbasins – 1/3
Vendors/Hawkers – 1/3
Public Announcement System – 2/3
Signboards – 1/3
Wheelchair friendly – 1/3
Wi-Fi – 1/3
Ticket Counter – 1/3
Porters & Coolie – 1/3
What can be improved:
“Cleanliness”
Additional Facilities that you would like at the station?
“Vapi Railway Station is very dirty”
Recommendations at Vapi:
- Where to shop: None
- Where to eat: “No any good stall to eat food”
Review of Vapi Railway Station:
“Need to improve cleanliness”
Among facilities that rate better are public announcement system, platform height for boarding and ease of pickup n drop. Vapi railway station in Gujarat has good connectivity with public transport.
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