A bus replacement service will run between Aberdeen and Dundee for the next five weekends as work continues on the railway lines.
The replacement service allows engineers to continue the £4m refurbishment work to renew sections of track, refurbish bridges and prepare platforms for the arrival of new train fleets.
Work will take place on:
- Sunday January 7
- Sunday January 14
- Sunday January 21
- Sunday January 28
- Saturday February 3
- Sunday February 4
Refurbishment works between the north-east cities include the removal of expired track as well as altering platforms at Aberdeen as part of a £1m project to allow Virgin East Coast’s fleet of new Azuma trains to run.
David Dickson, the ScotRail Alliance’s infrastructure director, said:
“We will do all we can to keep people moving.
“We know that nobody likes having to take a bus instead of a train, which is why we’re carrying out the majority of these works on days when less people travel.
You can find out more about these changes and what it means for your own journey by visiting the ScotRail website.
