Train services near Glasgow have been suspended after a lorry reportedly crashed into a railway bridge.
Network Rail has been alerted by a member of the public who witnessed the incident near Neilston.
ScotRail has since tweeted that services between Neilston and Cathcart have been suspended as a result.
Trains from Glasgow Central will run as far as Cathcart, but tickets must then be used on McGill's buses.
Engineers have been dispatched to check if the bridge is safe.
NEW: Services between Cathcart & Neilston are suspended due to a road vehicle colliding with a bridge.
— ScotRail (@ScotRail) November 22, 2022
There's no impact on trains to/from Newton and we're running Glasgow Central to Neilston services as far as Cathcart. You can use your tickets on McGill's buses. ^Angus https://t.co/TcHzZpE8r2
At 5.20pm, Network Rail confirmed that engineers had deemed the area safe and that the line would reopen.
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