SCOTRAIL have announced improvements to services in and out of Glasgow, including a new one to Edinburgh.
The additional route to the Capital will run half-hourly via Cumbernauld and Falkirk Grahamston from Glasgow Queen Street High Level.
It will start in December and will operate with new Class 385 electric trains.
Other enhancements from December will include:
— Average journey times between Edinburgh and Glasgow via Falkirk High reduced from 51 minutes to 47 minutes.
— Class 385 electric trains on all Edinburgh to Glasgow via Falkirk High services.
— Journey times on key Glasgow to Stirling/Alloa/Dunblane services reduced by up to five minutes.
— Class 385 electric trains introduced on Glasgow Queen Street to Alloa and Dunblane services.
— Glasgow Central to Neilston services increased from three to four carriages.
— Most Airdrie to Balloch services to have six carriages.
ScotRail Alliance Managing Director Alex Hynes said: “The investment the ScotRail Alliance is making to electrify more lines and introduce new and upgraded trains means we will deliver faster journeys, more seats, and more services for our customers.”
