![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/scotrail-warn-of-disruption-on-monday-despite-strike-call-off/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/127529405_scotrail_pa.jpg&description=Image source, PA MediaRail travellers in Scotland are facing another day of disruption despite strikes being called off. ScotRail said a "very limited" timetable would be in operation on Monday ahead of a full service resuming on Tuesday. People should only travel if they really needed to, the train operator owned by the Scottish government said. On Friday the RMT union halted industrial action planned for Saturday, Monday and Wednesday. The union, which represents rail workers, has said it will enter "a period of intensive negotiations" with Network Rail and the rail companies after it received "the promise of an offer".The strike had been called in a dispute over pay and conditions.ScotRail said the decision came too late to prevent severe disruption to its services, with just 11 routes remaining open on Saturday.The firm said later that it had been advised by Network Rail that it would not be able to operate all its routes until Tuesday. It said it had been working "round the clock" to restore the full timetable since the strike was suspended. A spokesperson described it as a "complex process which involves rewriting train timetables and rosters for thousands of our staff, and getting trains to where they need to be".As of Saturday afternoon ScotRail confirmed that Monday's limited service will run on the following routes, mainly between 0730 and 1830: Edinburgh Waverley - Glasgow Queen Street via Falkirk High: two trains per hourEdinburgh Waverley - Helensburgh Central: two trains per hourGlasgow Central - Hamilton/Larkhall: two trains per hour Glasgow Central - Lanark: two trains per hour Edinburgh Waverley - Glasgow Central via Shotts: one train per hour Edinburgh Waverley - Cowdenbeath: two trains per hour Edinburgh Waverley - Tweedbank: two trains per hour Edinburgh Waverley - Larbert: one train per hour Glasgow Queen Street - Larbert: one train per hour Glasgow Queen Street - Falkirk Grahamston: one train per hour Milngavie - Springburn: two trains per hour){kind=link}
Rail travellers in Scotland are facing another day of disruption despite strikes being called off.
ScotRail said a “very limited” timetable would be in operation on Monday ahead of a full service resuming on Tuesday.
People should only travel if they really needed to, the train operator owned by the Scottish government said.
On Friday the RMT union halted industrial action planned for Saturday, Monday and Wednesday.
The union, which represents rail workers, has said it will enter “a period of intensive negotiations” with Network Rail and the rail companies after it received “the promise of an offer”.