Queen Street station evacuated after train fire on track
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service were called to the scene on Tuesday morning.
A busy train station was evacuated during the morning rush hour in Glasgow.
Hundreds of commuters had to leave Queen Street Station around 7.40am on Tuesday.
It is thought the smoke was caused by excessive fumes belching from one of the trains.
Train services resumed after the fire alarm had been reset, however ScotRail warned that there may still be some disruption to services.
Three fire engines were at the scene with smoke seen billowing from the top of the train.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed the incident.
A spokesman said: "We received a call of a train on fire at around 7.39am on Tuesday."
A ScotRail spokeswoman said: "We are sorry to customers for the delay to their journey and will do everything we can to get services moving as quickly as possible."