Edinburgh to Glasgow rail delays after cow struck by train at Lenzie A cow has been struck by a train on the Edinburgh to Glasgow rail line. The incident caused disruption to services after the animal was hit by the train to the west of Lenzie Train Station in East Dunbartonshire. Network Rail said the animal was hit by the Edinburgh train bound for Glasgow Queen Street at around 10.30am on Monday. Engineers are at the site trying to remove the animal and other cows that managed to get onto the busy train line. ScotRail said services between Edinburgh and Glasgow Queen Street have been reduced to every half hour, departing from Edinburgh at 15 and 45 minutes past hour. The train operator also advised that travellers should expect services to be delayed, revised or cancelled at short notice as a result of the collision with the cow. It comes after a cow managed to get onto the train line on Sunday evening several miles along the route to the east of Lenzie Train Station. Network Rail said on that occasion the animal was not struck by the train, while it appeared the cow had managed to jump over the fence preventing it from gaining access to the line.