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PASSENGERS will be left without direct trains on Scotland’s busiest rail line between Edinburgh and Glasgow for six weeks this summer.
Travellers on the fastest route between the cities will have to change trains, adding significantly to journey times.
The disruption will be caused by the closure of the Winchburgh tunnel in West Lothian from 13 June to 27 July, as part of a £750 million project to electrify the line for faster and greener trains.
ScotRail confirmed trains would run between Glasgow Queen Street and Linlithgow, where passengers would have to change to another train or a replacement bus to and from Edinburgh.
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