A NUMBER of trains to and from Glasgow Central Station have been delayed or cancelled this morning due to overrunning engineering works.
ScotRail announced on Twitter that some trains were not able to get out of two depots due to the works.
The line has now reopened but it will "take some time" to get trains in the right place.
Replacement buses are currently running from Central Station.
NEW: We're expecting delays to some services leaving from Glasgow Central this morning due to overrunning engineering works stopping trains from getting out of our depots.
— ScotRail (@ScotRail) April 20, 2022
The lines have now reopened, but it's going to take some time to get trains out and in the right place. pic.twitter.com/j0D8gXhBWy
Train tickets and Smartcards are also being accepted on McGill's buses between Glasgow, Paisley and Wemyss Bay and on Stagecoach buses between Glasgow and Carlisle.
Customers are being advised to check the ScotRail app ahead of travelling for updates.
Network Rail Scotland has also apologised for the disruption.
A tweet read: "We're really sorry for the disruption to ScotRail customers travelling to/from Glasgow Central this morning.
"Delays to essential maintenance work overnight meant that we were unable to reopen a section of track serving two depots in time for some trains to leave."
We're really sorry for the disruption to @ScotRail customers travelling to/from Glasgow Central this morning.
— Network Rail Scotland (@NetworkRailSCOT) April 20, 2022
Delays to essential maintenance work overnight meant that we were unable to reopen the a section of track serving two depots in time for some trains to leave.
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