Trains on a busy Glasgow Queen Street line will be cancelled, delayed or revised after a train broke down between stations.
Journeys from Glasgow to Alloa will feel the impact of a train which has broken down between Stirling and Larbert.
Rail replacement services have been requested but not confirmed as of yet.
READ MORE:
Replacement buses in place at Glasgow Queen Street as trains on busy line cancelled
Scotrail announce free summer holiday themed giveaway for kids at Glasgow station
'Glimpse into the future' - Inside Glasgow's new £10m railway control hub
New £10million Glasgow rail hub cuts delays by 25% on busy train line
ℹ️ UPDATE: The broken down freight train has been declared a failure and an assistance unit will now make its way to remove the train. We are unable to run any services beyond Stirling towards Larbert at this time. Replacement transport has been requested but not yet confirmed.
— ScotRail (@ScotRail) July 4, 2026
In a statement posted on X, ScotRail said: "The broken down freight train has been declared a failure and an assistance unit will now make its way to remove the train.
"We are unable to run any services beyond Stirling towards Larbert at this time. Replacement transport has been requested but not yet confirmed."
Share