Passenger feedback for public transport

<0.1% of passengers file formal complaints
Mandatory EU 1370/2007, EN 13816 See details →

The Problem

Public transport serves hundreds of thousands of passengers daily, but feedback comes only from phone complaints or formal petitions to the municipality. These channels capture less than 0.1% of passengers and paint a heavily skewed picture - only extreme dissatisfaction is heard.

Transport operators don't know which routes have comfort problems, which stops need improvement, or how satisfaction changes after schedule adjustments. Investments are made in the dark.

The Solution

kazva.bg places QR codes at stops, inside vehicles, and on tickets. Passengers scan and rate their experience anonymously - route, cleanliness, punctuality, comfort - in under a minute.

The transport operator gets a dashboard with NPS by route, by stop, and by period. Automatic alerts signal sharp drops in satisfaction. Data enables objective comparison across routes and informs decisions about network planning and investments.

What the law requires from the transport operator

Regulation EU 1370/2007

Measurable quality standards in public transport contracts

Enforcement: Municipalities (as contracting authorities)

kazva.bg measures passenger perception across all 8 EN 13816 quality categories

BDS EN 13816:2003

8 quality categories: accessibility, information, time, comfort, safety, and more

Enforcement: Voluntary, but referenced in public transport contracts

Full measurement through NPS + multiple-choice questions + free text

Anonymous feedback
<60 sec response time
Per route and per stop
Real-time dashboard

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