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Complaint form

Please fill out the complaint form

The complainant

Passenger

Contact information

Details about the complaint

Complaint fee

If the amount is DKK 160 or more, the complaint fee is DKK 160.
If the amount is less than DKK 160, the fee is DKK 80.

Please provide the case number that the transport company has used in correspondence with you. You must have received a written response from the transport company before submitting this complaint.
Pursuant to Article 6(1)(a) of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), I consent to the secretariat of the Appeals Board and the Appeals Board itself collecting, receiving, using, and storing data and documents relating to my Rejsekort travel history, data regarding my mobile tickets and mobile period passes, as well as other relevant personal data that may be significant for the clarification and decision of the case. I may withdraw my consent to the processing of the complaint case at any time by writing to the secretariat. The processing of information regarding my payment of the complaint fee and the Appeals Board's refund of the complaint fee to me is carried out pursuant to Article 6(1)(c) of the GDPR. Therefore, this information will not be deleted, as the Appeals Board is obliged to retain such information for 5 years in accordance with Section 10 of the Danish Bookkeeping Act.
I have already filed a complaint with the transport company and have received a decision (*required)

How the complaint process works

  1. The complainant submits the complaint
  2. The complainant pays the complaint fee
  3. The secretariat registers the complaint and sends it for review by the parties
  4. Once the case is sufficiently clarified, the documents are sent to the members of the Appeals Board
  5. The case is decided at a board meeting
  6. The parties subsequently receive a written decision
About the Appeals Board
The Appeal Board is an alternative dispute resolution body (ADR) designated by Danish authorities to handle complaints from passengers using public transport such as bus, train, Metro or Letbane.
The board, chaired by a judge and including members from the Consumer Council and transport companies, meets six times a year to decide cases. A secretariat supports the board by conducting hearings and collecting electronic logs.

Before submitting a complaint to the Appeal Board, you must first file a complaint with the relevant transport company. Contact them by phone or visit their website to find their complaint form.