A busy Glasgow train service is facing delays this morning due to an ongoing issue.
A signalling fault, located between Aberdeen and Portlethen, is affecting several routes, including the Glasgow Queen Street to Aberdeen line.
ScotRail has warned that the service could see delays of up to eight minutes.
READ NEXT:
-
Busy Glasgow train cancelled after tree blocks route to major station
-
Trains heading from Glasgow Central could be AXED today amid issue
-
LIVE updates as Glasgow trains AXED after sea water breaches sea wall
-
LIVE updates as Glasgow Central trains AXED amid ongoing issue
NEW: Due to a signalling fault between Aberdeen and Portlethen, services may be subject to delays up to 8 minutes.
The following services are likely to be affected
• Queen St/Aberdeen
• Edinburgh/Aberdeen
• Montrose/Inverurie pic.twitter.com/li7OdwVZGt— ScotRail (@ScotRail) January 13, 2026
ScotRail said: "Due to a signalling fault between Aberdeen and Portlethen, services may be subject to delays up to 8 minutes.
"The following services are likely to be affected:
• Queen St/Aberdeen.
• Edinburgh/Aberdeen.
• Montrose/Inverurie."
Also affected are the Edinburgh to Aberdeen service and the Montrose to Inverurie route.
Share