Dozens of train services have been cancelled amid ScotRail staff having to self-isolate due to covid-19.
The rail operator warned the spread of the virus is causing a number of cancellations, particularly in Scotland's central belt.
Trains departing Glasgow Central, Queen Street and in the wider Glasgow area have been affected this morning.
On Sunday night, ScotRail took to Twitter to advise passengers: "ScotRail continues to be affected by the rapid spread of coronavirus which is causing some cancellations - mainly across central Scotland."
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This morning, they updated: "We're seeing an increase in the number of our staff having to self-isolating due to COVID-19. Customers planning on travelling today should check their journeys beforehand on our app or website."
At the time of writing, ScotRail advise of 125 service cancellations throughout the day, while trains due to travel from Glasgow Central are experiencing 'minor disruption'. Glasgow Queen Street services appear to be running with 'minor changes'.
For all the latest on the services, make sure to visit the ScotRail website here.
