Glasgow train and bus services impacted heavy rain causes flooding
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ScotRail has confirmed that services between Glasgow and Inverness are ending at Perth, due to flooding at Dalwhinnie.
Their social media account posted: “Due to heavy rain flooding the railway at Dalwhinnie, the line is currently closed.
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Hide Ad“Train services from Glasgow/Edinburgh to Inverness will be terminated at and started back from Perth. All stations between Perth and Inverness will not be served.”
Network Rail Scotland said it is ‘on site’ at Dalwhinnie and that water levels are being monitored. These will need to drop to a certain level before train services can resume.
Passengers are being advised to reach Inverness via Aberdeen.
But it’s not just rail services that have been impacted by the overnight rain.
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Hide AdFirst Glasgow announced on social media that the 9A is diverting due to flooding on Hillington Road.
The 90, 43, 41, 60 and 60A services are also taking alternate routes.
Find out more about the impacted bus services on the First Glasgow Twitter page.
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