ScotRail: Trains between Edinburgh and Glasgow Central cancelled after vehicle strikes bridge
Disruption is expected to last until 2pm.
Trains on a ScotRail route between Edinburgh and Glasgow have been cancelled after a vehicle struck a bridge.
The rail operator announced there are cancellations to services between Glasgow Central and Edinburgh via Shotts after a vehicle struck a bridge between Addiewell and West Calder.
They added their response team is en-route to examine any damage and are estimated to be on site from 12.45pm.
Until then, they are unable to run trains through these stations and the disruption is expected to last until around 2pm today.
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In a statement, the rail operator said: “Due to a road vehicle colliding with a bridge at Addiewell, the line is closed.
“Our response team is en-route to examine this.
“Until then, we are unable to run trains through these stations.
“Train services between Glasgow Central and Edinburgh via Shotts will be cancelled, delayed or revised.”
For the latest information before you travel, visit the ScotRail website.
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