The phrase "amended timetable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a schedule that has been changed or updated.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have released an amended timetable for the upcoming events."
Alternatives: "revised schedule" or "updated timetable."
Today's board of reasons for delays are overrunning engineering works, amended timetable, sinkhole, and issues at Lewisham.
That is why we are introducing the amended timetable from Monday to restore greater consistency in the short term so that passengers can plan around it.
NXEA also said some trains elsewhere in Essex were running to an amended timetable because of the freezing conditions.
The Llandudno to Blaenau Ffestiniog line will be shut until Monday as buses replace trains on an amended timetable.
The company said it was operating an amended timetable on Wednesday and Thursday, with delays of up to two hours expected because of speed restrictions.
Eurostar cancelled four trains between London and Brussels while South West Trains, East Midlands, Greater Anglia and Southern companies ran amended timetables.
Southern and South West Trains will also be operating amended timetables on Monday.
Southeastern passengers suffered delays, cancellations and amended timetables during snow this winter.
ScotRail, which operates all Scotland's domestic train services, said final details of amended timetables would not be confirmed until later this week but it anticipated running very few services on 25 and 26 May.
Southeastern is also "unlikely" to start services before 09 00 GMT; while East Coast, First Great Western, and Southern also say they will or are likely to run amended timetables.
Travellers, some of whose fares were increased by more than 12% on 2 January, suffered delays, cancellations and amended timetables during two periods of heavy snow in November and December.
