ScotRail

ScotRail is Scotland’s primary passenger rail operator, running local, regional, and intercity train services that connect major cities such as Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and Inverness, as well as smaller towns and rural communities. As part of its network, ScotRail manages Dalmuir railway station in West Dunbartonshire, including its ticket office, ticket machines, and passenger facilities.([scotrail.co.uk](https://www.scotrail.co.uk/plan-your-journey/stations-and-facilities/dmr?utm_source=openai))

A card charge with the descriptor “Dalmuir Stn T/O” is very likely a purchase made at the Dalmuir station ticket office (T/O = ticket office) or associated ticketing facilities, such as buying a single or return ticket, a season ticket, or topping up/collecting pre-purchased tickets. It may reflect in-person chip-and-PIN or contactless payment at the station, or a delayed settlement of an earlier authorization. In some cases, the amount can correspond to off-peak/peak fares, railcards, or season ticket costs depending on the journey purchased.

If you’re unsure about this charge, first check any paper tickets, email confirmations, or app receipts from around that date, and verify whether you or a family member travelled via Dalmuir station. You can also compare the transaction date and amount to ScotRail’s published fares or journey history if you used a smartcard or online account. For further clarification, you can contact ScotRail customer services using the details on their official website or inquire at a staffed ScotRail station; having the last four digits of your card, the date, and exact amount of the transaction ready will help them trace the payment.([scotrail.co.uk](https://www.scotrail.co.uk/plan-your-journey/stations-and-facilities/dmr?utm_source=openai))