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Live LNER trains

Where LNER's trains are right now on the East Coast route, from London King's Cross to Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Inverness. The map refreshes every 30 seconds while you're looking at it; the list below shows the same trains in text.

Live map

Map of the LNER network with live train positions Carrbridge Aviemore Kingussie Newtonmore Blair Atholl Pitlochry Dunkeld & Birnam Perth Gleneagles Dunblane Stirling Falkirk Grahamston Stonehaven Montrose Arbroath Dundee Leuchars Kirkcaldy Inverkeithing Reston Thornaby Brough Selby Horsforth Keighley Haymarket Dunbar Morpeth Durham Northallerton Shipley Inverness Inverness Aberdeen Aberdeen Middlesbrough Middlesbrough Hull Paragon Hull Paragon Harrogate Harrogate Skipton Skipton Bradford Forster Square Bradford Forster Square Lincoln Lincoln Edinburgh Waverley Edinburgh Waverley Berwick-upon-Tweed Berwick-upon-Tweed Alnmouth Alnmouth Newcastle Newcastle Darlington Darlington York York Leeds Leeds Wakefield Westgate Wakefield Westgate Stevenage Stevenage Retford Retford Grantham Grantham Peterborough Peterborough Doncaster Doncaster Newark Northgate Newark Northgate London King's Cross London King's Cross

Live positions are approximate and come from open railway data via Live Railway Trains UK. For live times and disruption check National Rail Enquiries.

LNER train, pointing the way it's heading Position more than 10 minutes old (approximate)

Select a train for its headcode, route, next stop and delay. Positions are refreshed every 30 seconds while this page is open on your screen, and pause when you switch tab. You can switch the layer off with the “Live LNER trains” box under the map.

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LNER trains running now

No LNER trains are reporting a position right now (late at night there may be none running). Last checked at 10:20:10.

“Last update” is when the railway's systems last reported the train's position. Trains report as they pass signals and stations, so a train between reporting points can be further along than shown. Headcodes are the four-character train reporting numbers you see on departure screens' “train details”.

Where this data comes from

Contains information of Network Rail Infrastructure Limited licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (see Network Rail's data feeds licence). Powered by National Rail Enquiries.

Train positions, next stops and delays are collected from Network Rail's open train-movement and signalling feeds and National Rail Enquiries' Darwin data by Live Railway Trains UK, and our server collects LNER's trains from it at most twice a minute. Your browser only talks to this website: no tracking, no cookies and no third-party scripts are used for the live map. This guide is independent and is not connected to LNER, Network Rail or National Rail Enquiries.