All Trains in Scotland subject to Cancellation Until late on Monday

22nd January 2024

Train services running across the whole ScotRail network will be cancelled or delayed. Disruption is expected until 15:00 22/01.

Customer Advice:
All rail services ( passengers, freight and engineering) will come to an early stop on all routes across the network from 19:00 this evening as Storm Isha brings severe weather conditions to all parts of the network.

All train service on all routes are also cancelled for Monday 22nd and will be reinstated when lines have been inspected in day light.
No rail replacement transport is in place for the cancelled services.
With an amber Met Office warning in place across the country, Storm Isha is expected to see winds of up to 70/80mph in places tonight which could lead to trees and other debris falling onto the tracks.

Heavy rain and melting snow will also increase the risks to the railways infrastructure this weekend and can cause landslips and flooding.

Engineers will need to inspect the closed lines for any damage following the storm and passengers are being advised that services will start later on Monday on affected routes.

Passengers should check their journey before travelling at National Rail Enquiries or with their train operator.

All ticket restrictions for today 21 Jan have been lifted. Tickets dated 21 Jan will also be accepted on 22 Jan and 23 Jan if customers would prefer to delay their journey.