ScotRail will introduce a revised timetable from Monday.
The rail company said that due to the unprecedented global crisis, staff availability in ScotRail and Network Rail Scotland has been affected, as well as customer demand.
The timetable that will operate for customers represents significant change from the normal daily timetable, with a specific focus to deliver an effective public transport service for key workers.
David Simpson, ScotRail operations director, said: “We are facing an unprecedented challenge on Scotland’s railway and the revised timetable will help to provide a critical service for the key workers across the country.
“Our own people are absolutely committed and are working flat out on the frontline to help keep the country moving, while also keeping themselves and customers safe.
“The railway has an important role to play during this crisis and we will work closely with the Scottish Government to do all we can as the situation develops.”
The Dalmuir - Motherwell via Yoker trains will run on a half-hourly service. The first train is 07.02am and the last train is 7.03pm.
The full revised timetable can be viewed at scotrail.co.uk/coronavirus-travel-information.
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