Train passengers travelling between Edinburgh and Newcastle are facing major delays on Tuesday after a car crashed into a rail bridge.
According to LNER, the incident happened between Edinburgh and Berwick-upon-Tweed, with the northbound line affected. National Rail suggested delays could be expected until 1.30pm.
The train service has recommended checking your service ahead of travel, with delays expected.
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LNER tweeted: " #LNERUpdate Due to a road vehicle colliding with a bridge between Berwick-upon-Tweed and Edinburgh the Northbound line between these stations is blocked. Train services running through these stations may be delayed. Check your journey."
National Rail added: "A vehicle has struck a bridge between Berwick-upon-Tweed and Edinburgh and this is causing disruption to journeys running through these stations. As a result, trains may be delayed by up to 40 minutes."
Jo Parker, who has been left waiting in Dunbar to get to Edinburgh, said: "About 15 mins ago announced on @LNER 11.40 from Dunbar to Edinburgh that trains will be held up due to a vehicle hitting a bridge and are stuck until engineers have inspected bridge.
"Just been informed at LEAST another 45mins here." The number of people, or the condition of those involved, is unknown.
You can check your service here.
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