No direct ScotRail trains between the central belt and Aberdeen and Inverness will operate until Sunday.
Some rail services have been suspended due to a yellow weather warning in place for heavy rain in the Highlands and north east of Scotland.
The latest Scottish Flood Forecast said “significant flooding impacts” are likely in the north east on Friday and Saturday due to torrential downpours. A shuttle train service will operate between Inverness and Perth and Aberdeen and Dundee, but it will be subject to delay due to speed restrictions imposed as a precaution.
David Simpson, ScotRail service delivery director, said: “The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain across the Highlands and north east of Scotland until Sunday.“As a precautionary measure, speed restrictions will be in place across the Highlands and north east, which will result in extended journey times and the removal of some direct services.
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