Public transport

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The Buchanan bus station is a popular bus station in Glasgow and the Central Station is the main mainline rail terminus in Glasgow also.

I live near to the Buchanan bus station where many buses leave every day to go in all directions. Whether you want to go to Glasgow Airport or Edinburgh, everything is possible.


Personally, I take the train more often to go to school, in particular. At the beginning of the year, I bought the 16-25 year old Student Card (£30) which allows me to have a 30% discount as soon as I take my train tickets off peak time, that is to say after 10am. I very quickly made this card profitable that is why I recommend it.

You can also find trains to Edinburgh, the Highlands or London for example.


No matter where you go, you can always find a means of transport quickly and not far from you.

 

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