ScotRail 2G80 · ScotRail · 15 November
Leven → Edinburgh
LiveOn timeLeaves Leven at 16:42
Departure16:42Leven
Estimated arrival18:01Edinburgh
Route · 14 stops · 1 h 19 · 61 km
- 16:42Levendeparture · next stop–
- 16:46Cameron Bridge–
- 16:56Glenrothes with Thornton–
- 17:04Cardenden–
- 17:09Lochgelly–
- 17:14Cowdenbeath–
- 17:20Dunfermline Queen Margaret–
- 17:23Dunfermline City–
- 17:27Rosyth–
- 17:32Inverkeithing–
- 17:36North Queensferry–
- 17:40Dalmeny–
- 17:46Edinburgh Gateway–
- 17:48South Gyle–
- 17:54Haymarket–
- 18:01Edinburghterminus–
Questions about ScotRail 2G80
Is ScotRail 2G80 late today?
No, it is on time: arrival in Edinburgh at 18:01.
What time does ScotRail 2G80 arrive in Edinburgh?
It is scheduled at 18:01.
How long is the journey from Leven to Edinburgh?
1 h 19 today. 61 km by rail, an average of 46 km/h including stops.
Which stations does ScotRail 2G80 call at?
Between Leven and Edinburgh, it calls at 14 stations: Cameron Bridge, Glenrothes with Thornton, Cardenden, Lochgelly, Cowdenbeath, Dunfermline Queen Margaret, Dunfermline City, Rosyth, Inverkeithing, North Queensferry, Dalmeny, Edinburgh Gateway, South Gyle, Haymarket.
Which company runs ScotRail 2G80?
ScotRail 2G80 is run by ScotRail. Its timetable and live data come from data published by ScotRail.
How do I let someone know when I arrive?
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