HUNDREDS of Scots are facing chaos on the rails after a fault caused misery for rush hour commuters.
ScotRail announced the problem at Edinburgh Haymarket station was to blame for the delays and revisions.
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And services between Glasgow and other outlying stations have also been affected by the issue.
The rail operator confirmed that a “signalling fault” was to blame for the delays and revised train times.
It confirmed that some of the trains have been diverted to platform 4 which is not impacted by the fault.
ScotRail posted on social media platform X: “Due to a fault with the signalling system at Haymarket, train services running through this station may be subject to delays, alterations or cancellations.
“We’re diverting some services to platform 4 where we can as services can still run from there.”
It comes after emergency services locked down a train line in the Highlands.
Police and ambulance crews scattered to the line near Inverness station this morning following reports of a body on the tracks.
The person was pronounced dead at the scene, with cops confirming they have launched a probe to establish the circumstances leading up to the incident.