Trains on a busy route in Glasgow were off for the morning rush on Tuesday due to a fault being detected.
A signalling issue between Glasgow Central and Maxwell Park meant that trains are unable to operate on the Cathcart circle in the south side.
Trains going from Glasgow Central to Newton via Maxwell Park were redirected via Queen's Park; while all services on the Cathcart circle were suspended.
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Ticket acceptance was on place on McGill's bus on the number 3 between Neilston and Glasgow Central via Shawlands, the 66 between Neilston and Paisley and the 51 between Barrhead and Paisley.
ScotRail said: "We’ve been advised by Network Rail Scotland of a signalling issue between Glasgow Central and Maxwell Park. We are unable to run trains on the Cathcart Circle in either direction. Staff are on site investigating the fault."
The problem was later resolved.
ScotRail said: "Disruption caused by a fault with the signalling system earlier today at Maxwell Park has now ended. Services on the Cathcart Circle are no longer being affected."
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