Glasgow trains were cancelled earlier today after a lorry struck a bridge and fell onto its side.
Commuters travelling between Glasgow Central and Neilston were told that services weren't running after the HGV hit a bridge between Muirend and Kingspark.
The overturned lorry caused delays both on the track and the road.
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Engineers were called to examine the bridge for several hours to ensure that it was safe to reopen.
Network Rail tweeted: "A large vehicle has struck a bridge between Muirend and Kings Park. We've closed the line between Glasgow Central and Neilston until we can be sure the bridge is safe for trains to cross."
The bridge has now been reopened, but customers have been warned there could still be delays.
A tweet from ScotRail said: "UPDATE: The bridge has been inspected and it’s safe for us to resume services. Train services may still be subject to delay, revision or cancellation as we focus on getting trains/crew back into position."
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