There is little research into customer satisfaction and service quality in the context of urban transport interchanges. Studies have tended to focus on the ‘on-board’ services (dell’ Olio et al., 2011a). However, the quality of a public transport system depends on other aspects, such as the standard of the connections between different transport modes (Guo and Wilson, 2007). Some recent studies have begun investigating the quality of public transport infrastructures in response to the growing interest in developing smart and efficient facilities for intermodal transfers. Guo and Wilson (2011) concluded that improving the transfer experience could significantly benefit public transport.