A temporary timetable which will see almost a third of ScotRail services cut as drivers stage industrial action could be in place for weeks, the company has said.
The new timetable will come in on Monday amid an ongoing pay dispute with train drivers’ union Aslef which has seen drivers decline to work overtime or rest days.
ScotRail, which was nationalised last month, announced the move on Wednesday and said the temporary timetable will provide greater certainty for passengers following a raft of service cancellations recently.
