Flooding has closed a railway line in the northeast of Scotland.
Network Rail Scotland said it is dealing with flooding between Inverness and Carrbridge in the Tomatin area.
As a result, the rail operator has closed the line as a precaution until one of its engineers can inspect the track.
Some speed restrictions have also been put in place due to forecasted rainfall between Moy Loop and Culloden, Carrbridge-Moy Loop, Forsinard Station-Altnabreac Station, Dingwall Jn-Garve Station, Muir of Ord-Dingwall and Invershin Station – Rossal Level Crossing No. 2.
Meanwhile, due to the hot weather, Network Rail has also put 20mph speed restrictions in place between: Ardlui – Crianlarich, Helensburgh Upper – Garelochead, Lockerbie South – Kirtlebridge and Drumlanrigg.
⚠️ We’re dealing with flooding between Inverness and Carrbridge, in the Tomatin area. We’ve closed the line as a precaution until one of our engineers can inspect the track. Sorry if your journey's being affected, we’ll update you again soon. @ScotRail @LNER @DRSgovuk
— Network Rail Scotland (@NetworkRailSCOT) June 12, 2023
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