1898, an express passenger train collided with a freight train that was being shunted. One person was killed and 21 were injured. Facilities The station is fully staffed, with the ticket office open throughout the week (Monday - Friday 05:55 - 21:30, Saturday 06:25 - 20:40 and Sunday 11:15 - 21:30). Self-service ticket machines are also provided for use outside these times and for collecting pre-paid tickets. There are toilets, a payphone and vending machines on the concourse. Train running information is provided by manual announcements, digital CIS displays, a customer help point and timetable posters. Level access is available from the entrance and concourse to the platform. There are two platforms. The station entrance is to the east, adjacent to the southbound platform. The northbound platform, reinstated in 2019, is accessible via a footbridge with lifts. Services The station is served by ScotRail, CrossCountry, London North Eastern Railway and TransPennine Express. It was managed by the InterCity East Coast franchise holder until June 2015 when responsibility was transferred from Virgin Trains East Coast to Abellio ScotRail. The daytime service at Dunbar is as follows: ScotRail ScotRail run a service to/from Edinburgh Waverley every 2 hours which starts and terminates here which call at Musselburgh and Edinburgh Waverley. These services do not operate on Sundays. LNER LNER provide a limited service at Dunbar. This is as follows: On Monday to Thursdays, there are 4 trains per day south; 3 of these go to London Kings Cross, while 1 operates to Leeds. On Fridays there is an extra late night service which terminates at Newcastle. On Saturdays, there are 2 trains per day to London Kings Cross, 1 to Doncaster and 1 to Newcastle. On Sundays, there are 2 trains per day to London Kings Cross, 1 to Doncaster and 1 to Newcastle. There are also 7 trains per day north to Edinburgh, 7 days a week. TransPennine Express TransPennine Express provide the following service, There are 5 southbound trains per day to Newcastle plus an extra 2 trains which terminate at Berwick. Northbound, there are 4 trains per day to Edinburgh, of which 2 trains from Newcastle and Berwick do not stop here CrossCountry CrossCountry provide a 2 hourly service to Edinburgh and Plymouth with some extended services to Glasgow, Aberdeen and Penzance. References Bibliography Scotrail timetables: Glasgow - Edinburgh - North Berwick & Dunbar External links Video footage of