All lines have reopened following a train break down incident at Stonehaven.
North-east commuters were hit by travel chaos after the Caledonian Sleeper from London to Aberdeen declared a failure at Stonehaven at around 8:30am today.
Most services departing before 1:30pm between Aberdeen and the central belt and trains between the Granite City and Dundee have been cancelled.
A number of replacement buses are in operation across all routes.
ScotRail announced earlier that disruption was expected to last until midday today.
On an updated statement released around 10am, the rail operator confirmed that the broken down train was finally on the move.
The company announced that the re-opening of all lines shortly after 11:30am.
ScotRail’s Twitter reads: “Following a broken down train earlier today at Stonehaven all lines have now reopened.
“Services are returning to normal but may still be subject to delays, revisions or cancellations.”
Trains cancelled after Sleeper breaks down at Stonehaven
The following trains have been cancelled following the incident:
Aberdeen to Dundee:
– 9:04
– 9:44
– 10:39
– 11:01
– 11:37
– 12:07
– 12:45
– 13:09
Dundee to Aberdeen
– 9:09
– 10:12
– 12:03
– 12:41
– 13:07
Aberdeen to Edinburgh Waverley
– 9:04
– 11:01
– 13:09
Edinburgh Waverley to Aberdeen
– 11:30
Aberdeen to Glasgow Queen Street
– 9:04
– 9:44
– 10:39
– 11:01
– 11:37
– 12:45
Glasgow Queen Street to Aberdeen
– 10:41
– 10:45
– 11:41
– 12:40
