Service Pattern
On Mondays to Saturdays, the off peak service each hour is:
- two limited stop trains between Larkhall and Dalmuir via Singer;
- one train between Motherwell and Milngavie via Blantyre;
- one train between Lanark and Milngavie via Holytown and Blantyre;
- one train between Motherwell and Dalmuir via Bellshill and Yoker;
- one train between Lanark and Dalmuir via Shieldmuir, Bellshill and Yoker.
Most services terminating at Motherwell return in the 'opposite' direction. i.e. a train from Blantyre continues via Bellshill and vice-versa. There are also peak services to Coatbridge Central and Carstairs. Also after 6pm the trains from Lanark/Motherwell to Dalmuir via Bellshill and Yoker start and terminate at Partick. There is no regular freight operation on the route.
On Sundays, the hourly service is:
- two trains between Motherwell and Balloch via Blantyre and Yoker;
- one train between Lanark and Milngavie via Shieldmuir and Bellshill;
- one train between Motherwell and Milngavie via Bellshill;
- one train between Larkhall and Partick.
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