There will be major disruption to trains in Dundee and Fife this weekend.
Passengers are being warned about engineering works taking place on the railway line between Edinburgh and Dundee on Sunday.
As a result, all trains running on this line will face disruption – with replacement buses on some routes between Edinburgh and Dundee.
Other services will be diverted via Dunfermline – with further buses in place between stations in Fife.
It means some rail users will have to use replacement buses for part or all of their journey.
CrossCountry, LNER, and ScotRail services will all be affected by the works.
ScotRail services disrupted by engineering works
Edinburgh-Aberdeen services: Train services are diverted between Edinburgh and Dundee to run via Dunfermline providing direct service between Edinburgh and Dundee.
Buses replace trains between Inverkeithing and Markinch, calling at Kirkcaldy.
Edinburgh-Dundee/Perth services:Â Train services are diverted between Edinburgh and Dundee/Perth to run via Dunfermline.
Buses will replace trains between Inverkeithing and Markinch, calling at Kirkcaldy.
Trains will operate between Edinburgh and Inverkeithing.
Buses will replace trains between Inverkeithing and Glenrothes (via Kirkcaldy), calling all stations.
Normal train services operate between Edinburgh and Glenrothes (via Dunfermline).
Replacement buses on CrossCountry route
Edinburgh-Dundee services: Buses will replace trains between Edinburgh and Dundee.
Diversion in place for LNER trains
London Kings Cross/Leeds/York/Newcastle-Aberdeen services:Â Trains will be diverted between Inverkeithing and Leuchars, not calling at Kirkcaldy.
A replacement bus will run between Inverkeithing and Leuchars for Kirkcaldy.
Services are expected to return to normal on Monday.
Passengers are advised to check routes before travelling using the National Rail network planner.
The disruption comes just days after trains between Dundee and Aberdeen were cancelled following the discovery of a possible defect on the line.
