Commuters are being warned of delays on a Glasgow railway line after a train developed a fault.
ScotRail announced that it was aware that a service travelling from Dalmuir to Motherwell had developed an issue at Partick and had terminated there shortly before 5pm.
Due to this, there is said to be a knock-on effect on trains running on this line.
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Customers are being warned that services from Hyndland station going towards Partick will be subject to delays at this time.
A statement published to ScotRail's X [formerly Twitter] page reads: "Our 3.58pm train from Dalmuir to Motherwell has developed a fault at Partick and has terminated here.
"Due to a knock-on effect, services from Hyndland towards Partick will be subject to delay at this time."
New: Our 15:58 train from Dalmuir to Motherwell has developed a fault at Partick and has terminated here. Due to a knock on effect, services from Hyndland towards Partick will be subject to delay at this time. pic.twitter.com/STW6ViRTmr
— ScotRail (@ScotRail) February 6, 2026
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