Train passengers warned of disruption between Edinburgh and North Berwick due to 'signalling fault'

Trains services between Edinburgh and North Berwick are being disrupted this morning (October 17) following a signalling fault on the line.

ScotRail reported a signalling fault at Drem at around 9.10am on Saturday, morning.

Rail passengers are facing disruption after a person was hit by a train between Camelon and Stirling. (Pic: John Devlin)

The transport company warned that “services between Edinburgh and North Berwick are subject to delay and alteration”.

On its website, ScotRail has informed customers that while some services are returning to normal, disruption is expected to last until around 10.30am.

ScotRail said in an update to passengers: “Train services between Edinburgh and North Berwick are returning to normal but some services may still be delayed or revised.

“Because of a signalling fault at Drem, services between Edinburgh and North Berwick are returning to run as scheduled, but may be subject to delay and alteration.”

Passengers are advised to check the Scotrail app or website for the latest travel information.

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