Major Disruption to Glasgow Trains Expected Until End of Day
Glasgow's train services are experiencing significant disruptions today due to damage to overhead electric wires. Network Rail is on site investigating the issue, but a fix has not been implemented as of now.
Passengers face cancellations and delays of up to 60 minutes, with disruptions anticipated to continue until the end of service on 20th November.
Alternative Travel Arrangements
- Tickets for ScotRail services can be used on McGills bus network and other routes.
- Damage to overhead wires affects ScotRail services between Paisley Gilmour Street and Ayr.
Additional Railway Updates
Avanti West Coast states tickets are valid on the train before or after the booked service.
TransPennine Express advises passengers to travel as usual but cautions that delays may still occur.
Information and Updates
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Train disruptions in Glasgow caused by overhead wire damage are expected to last until the end of the service on 20th November, affecting multiple operators and travel routes.
Author's summary: Service disruptions in Glasgow caused by overhead wire damage result in delays, cancellations, and alternative route options, with ongoing updates provided by rail organizations.