Edinburgh → Helensburgh Central
Route · 29 stops · 2 h 04 · 108 km
- 13:40Edinburghdeparture · next stop13
- 13:44Haymarket4
- 13:49Edinburgh Park2
- 13:57Uphall2
- 14:01Livingston North2
- 14:06Bathgate2 min stop2
- 14:12Armadale1
- 14:16Blackridge1
- 14:23Caldercruix1
- 14:27Drumgelloch1
- 14:31Airdrie2 min stop2
- 14:35Coatdyke1
- 14:37Coatbridge Sunnyside1
- 14:40Blairhill1
- 14:44Easterhouse1
- 14:46Garrowhill1
- 14:49Shettleston1
- 14:51Carntyne1
- 14:55Bellgrove1
- 14:57High Street1
- 14:59Glasgow Queen Street2 min stop8
- 15:03Charing Cross (Glasgow)2
- 15:07Partick2
- 15:09Hyndland–
- 15:17Dalmuir3 min stop–
- 15:27Dumbarton East–
- 15:29Dumbarton Central–
- 15:31Dalreoch–
- 15:36Cardross–
- 15:41Craigendoran–
- 15:44Helensburgh Centralterminus2
Connections at Helensburgh Central · after arriving at 15:44
- 15:54ScotRail 2H16to Edinburgh2
- 16:23ScotRail 2H18to Edinburgh1
- 16:53ScotRail 2H20to Edinburgh2
- 17:25ScotRail 2H54to Edinburgh2
Questions about ScotRail 2H09
Is ScotRail 2H09 late today?
No, it is on time: arrival in Helensburgh Central at 15:44.
What time does ScotRail 2H09 arrive in Helensburgh Central?
It is scheduled at 15:44.
Which platform does ScotRail 2H09 leave from?
Today, it leaves from platform 13 at Edinburgh. It arrives at platform 2 in Helensburgh Central. Platforms can change: check the station screens.
How long is the journey from Edinburgh to Helensburgh Central?
2 h 04 today. 108 km by rail, an average of 52 km/h including stops.
Which stations does ScotRail 2H09 call at?
Between Edinburgh and Helensburgh Central, it calls at 29 stations: Haymarket, Edinburgh Park, Uphall, Livingston North, Bathgate, Armadale, Blackridge, Caldercruix, Drumgelloch, Airdrie, Coatdyke, Coatbridge Sunnyside, Blairhill, Easterhouse, Garrowhill, Shettleston, Carntyne, Bellgrove, High Street, Glasgow Queen Street, Charing Cross (Glasgow), Partick, Hyndland, Dalmuir, Dumbarton East, Dumbarton Central, Dalreoch, Cardross, Craigendoran.
Which company runs ScotRail 2H09?
ScotRail 2H09 is run by ScotRail. Its timetable and live data come from data published by ScotRail.
How do I let someone know when I arrive?
Open the train on the map, then « Share arrival »: they get a link, see the train coming in and know when to leave, with no account and nothing to install.