National Rail union members are striking again for a second day affecting droves of commuters in and around Glasgow. It comes as this wave of industrial action is thought to be the biggest since 1989.
Tuesday marked the first day of strikes as 40,000 staged a walk out. The dispute is over pay, working conditions and pensions, involving railway staff at Network Rail and 13 train-operating firms.
ScotRail is not included but their services rely on Network Rail signallers. This has led to mass travel disruption around Scotland with only five services running through the central belt.