Trains from Edinburgh to Fife, Dundee and Perth have returned to normal after a man was hit by a train in Edinburgh.
He was taken to a local hospital for treatment, but his injuries were not deemed life-threatening or life-changing.
All lines were closed at South Gyle following the incident, however they have since reopened.
The incident happened just before 11am on Thursday and the disruption lasted until 3pm.
Trains from Edinburgh to Dundee, Fife and Perth were altered, delayed or cancelled.
‘Incident not suspicious’
A spokesperson for the British Transport Police said: “Officers were called to South Gyle railway station at 10.59am today (March 17) following reports of a casualty on the tracks.
“Paramedics also attended, and a man has been taken to a local hospital for treatment.
“His injuries are not deemed life-threatening or life-changing.
“This incident is not being treated a suspicious.”
Ticket acceptance in place
ScotRail arranged ticket acceptance with Stagecoach East and Edinburgh Trams for any disrupted journeys.
Travellers can check alterations to their trains and any replacement services in place on ScotRail’s online journey checker.
NEW: Sadly, a person has been hit by a train at South Gyle. Services passing through this station are now suspended while the emergency services attend. I'll update you all as soon as I can. ^Megan pic.twitter.com/tgI4iiYjmI
— ScotRail (@ScotRail) March 17, 2022
