Less busy trains
Which trains have more seating available?
Finding it difficult to get a seat on your regular train into Glasgow, Edinburgh or Aberdeen? Check these PDFs for your service and find out which trains are more likely to have a seat for you at busy times.
- Brunstane to Edinburgh
- Curriehill to Edinburgh
- Dalgety Bay to Edinburgh
- Dalmeny to Edinburgh
- Inverkeithing to Edinburgh
- Kingsknowe to Edinburgh
- Kirknewton to Edinburgh
- Livingston South to Edinburgh
- Musselburgh to Edinburgh
- Newcraighall to Edinburgh
- North Queensferry to Edinburgh
- Rosyth to Edinburgh
- Slateford to Edinburgh
- Wallyford to Edinburgh
- Wester Hailes to Edinburgh
- Barrhead to Glasgow Central
- Bellshill to Glasgow Central
- Bridgeton to Glasgow Central
- Cambuslang to Glasgow Central
- Clarkston to Glasgow Central
- Corkerhill to Glasgow Central
- Crosshill to Glasgow Central
- Crossmyloof to Glasgow Central
- Dalmarnock to Glasgow Central
- Dumbreck to Glasgow Central
- Giffnock to Glasgow Central
- Johnstone to Glasgow Central
- Kennishead to Glasgow Central
- Maxwell Park to Glasgow Central
- Mount Florida to Glasgow Central
- Paisley Gilmour Street to Glasgow Central
- Pollokshaws West to Glasgow Central
- Pollokshields East to Glasgow Central
- Pollokshields West to Glasgow Central
- Queens Park to Glasgow Central
- Rutherglen to Glasgow Central
- Shawlands to Glasgow Central
- Thornliebank to Glasgow Central
- Uddingston to Glasgow Central
The information provided is derived from historical passenger information and may vary at certain times of the week or due to circumstances outwith our control, eg severe weather or large-scale events.