Glasgow train services will be disrupted by the red weather warning for Storm Babet.
Glasgow train services will be affected by significant disruption following red and amber weather warnings.
The train operator expects the line closures to last until early Saturday, October 21, but this is dependent on the weather conditions and any repair work to railway infrastructure that may be required. Those whose journey has been cancelled or disrupted due to adverse weather can travel one day before or two days after the date on their ticket, and they apply for a fee-free refund on any unused tickets.
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