We’ve made changes to our timetable to help keep those making necessary journeys moving.
We’ve increased the number of services we operate. More than 90% of normal services are in operation, with 100% of normal capacity provided during peak travel hours. We’ve also moved to a minimum of one metre physical distancing on trains and at stations.
The suspension of driver training during lockdown, due to physical distancing rules making it impossible for two people to sit in the driver’s cab at the same time, means it’s not yet possible for a full service to operate. Where ScotRail must operate a reduced service, it will be at the times of the day when fewest people travel.
We continue to ask you to consider alternative travel options where possible, including walking and cycling, to keep space free for those who have no choice but to travel by train.
Our Five Rules for Safer Travel remain in force, including the wearing of face coverings at stations and on trains.
Please note: Timetable leaflets and posters in our stations are no longer accurate. Information on services offered by other transport providers - such as bus, tram and ferry links - in our online journey planner may not be accurate. Please check with Traveline Scotland at www.travelinescotland.com , or on 0871 200 22 33.