The UK Transportation Infrastructure sector, based on this limited data, paints a picture of significantly better payment practices than the national average. However, with only two companies reviewed, the representativeness of this score – a whopping 36.2 points above the UK average – is questionable. Given this limited scope, drawing broad conclusions must be done with caution.
(Note: As only two companies were analysed, the 'Best' and 'Worst' lists simply reiterate the top and bottom scores.)
Scotland (93.8/100) shows a higher average PaymentCheck Score than the East of England (78.5/100), but this is based on just one company from each region, making it difficult to extrapolate any meaningful trends. More data is required to determine if this is a genuine regional difference.
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The takeaway: While the average PaymentCheck Score for the two transportation infrastructure companies surveyed is 86.2/100 – much higher than the UK average of 50.0/100 – the extremely small sample size necessitates further investigation before conclusions are drawn.

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