Further disruption will happen on Sfunday due to signal boxes across the country opening at different times throughout the day following the strike.
Passengers have been warned of further significant disruption across train services in Scotland due to continued strike action from railway staff.
Around half of the UK railway network be closed all day, and trains will only operate between 7.30am and 6.30pm.Tim Shoveller, the train operator's chief negotiator, urged passengers to "only travel by train if absolutely necessary". Phil Campbell, ScotRail's head of customer operations, said: "We're really disappointed that the dispute with the RMT has reached this outcome, given the strength of the improved pay offer ScotRail made."It will severely impact our customers and it will also cost our staff through lost wages."
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