Signalling problems disrupts ScotRail Glasgow Central rail services Train services in Glasgow were badly affected by a signalling problem on Monday. The disruption saw delays and cancellations to most services between Glasgow Central Station and Scotrail's Strathclyde North stations. Network Rail were notified of a signalling problem between Partick and Hyndland stations at around 1pm. The company, which is responsible for rail infrastructure, had thought the problem was resolved shortly afterwards but a spokesman later said: "We've got further signalling problems affecting services on a number routes. Sorry, we're doing all we can to fix it. A spokesman for Scotrail said: "Network Rail is experiencing repeated signal faults which is disrupting several rail routes in the North Clyde area, as far as Bathgate in the east. Services that operate from Dalmuir via Argyle Street to and from Larkhall, Motherwell and Lanark are also affected. ScotRail has activated its arrangement with First Glasgow buses. Customers with valid rail tickets can travel home by showing their rail ticket to bus drivers. Glasgow Underground also accepting rail tickets. Buses have been arranged at key locations but we are unable to source enough to serve all stations. Therefore if possible we are asking customers to make alternative arrangements. Due to the signalling problems trains are unable to run between Dumbarton Central / Milngavie and Rutherglen / Bathgate; trains between Helensburgh / Milngavie and Edinburgh will only run between Bathgate and Edinburgh though replacement road transport is running between Bathgate and Airdrie. Trains between Larkhall and Dalmuir have been suspended and passengers for Larkhall have been advised to travel on alternative services to Hamilton Central. Replacement road transport is running between Hamilton Central and Larkhall stations. Trains between Dalmuir and Springburn have been suspended and passengers travelling to or from Springburn have been advised to travel on services operating to and from Glasgow Queen Street Station's high level. A limited train shuttle service is operating between Dumbarton Central and Helensburgh Central Journey times across the network may be extended by up to 60 minutes.