COMMUTERS across Scotland are facing disruption this morning due to signalling faults.
ScotRail issued an update on Twitter telling travellers that no trains could run through Cupar due to a “complete loss of signalling”.
Meanwhile, it said that “local Dundee-Edinburgh services” have been suspended and that services from Aberdeen to Edinburgh were being diverted trough Perth where possible.
NEW: No trains can run through Cupar due to a complete loss of signalling in the area. Local Dundee - Edinburgh services are suspended and we're diverting our Aberdeen - Edinburgh trains via Perth where we can. Our tickets are being accepted on Stagecoach buses in Fife. ^Angus
— ScotRail (@ScotRail) March 21, 2023
It also posted the following update: “If you’re travelling to Edinburgh this morning, you can use your train ticket on local Stagecoach buses within Fife to Inverkeithing and then change their for the train.
“Your ticket won’t be accepted between Fife and Edinburgh on the bus.”
NEW: A signalling failure between near Dalreoch means that no trains can run between Dalreoch & Helensburgh. Helensburgh - Edinburgh services are running between Dumbarton Ctl & Edinburgh with replacement buses between Dumbarton Ctl & Helensburgh. The Balloch line is unaffected. pic.twitter.com/RC6MPTuX4b
— ScotRail (@ScotRail) March 21, 2023
A separate update also explained that a “signalling failure” meant trains could not run between near Dalreoch and Helensburgh.
“Helensburgh – Edinburgh services are running between Dumbarton Ctl & Edinburgh with replacement buses between Dumbarton Ctl & Helensburgh. The Balloch line is unaffected.”
