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How to get fromUniversity of Strathclyde to Glasgowby bus, train, taxi, or foot

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There are 5 ways to get from University of Strathclyde to Glasgow by bus, train, taxi, or foot

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  1. Line 19 bus

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    1. Take the bus from City of Glasgow College to Sauchiehall Lanebus bus 19
    9 min
    £1–3
  2. Train

    1. Take the train from High Street (Glasgow) to Charing Cross (Glasgow)train train Edinburgh - Helensburgh Central / ...
    11 min
    £1
  3. Taxi

    1. Take the taxi from University of Strathclyde to Glasgowtaxi taxi 4,450 ft
    2 min
    £7–9
  4. Walk

    1. Take the walk from University of Strathclyde to Glasgowwalk walk 4,230 ft
    15 min
  5. Bus

    1. Take the bus from High St Station to Dundas Streetbus bus Cb1
    14 min

University of Strathclyde to Glasgow by foot and bus

Calendar574Weekly Services
Duration9 minAverage Duration
Ticket£1Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between University of Strathclyde, Scotland and Glasgow, Scotland?

First Greater Glasgow operates a bus from City of Glasgow College to Sauchiehall Lane every 20 minutes. Tickets cost £1–3 and the journey takes 5 min. Alternatively, ScotRail operates a train from High Street (Glasgow) to Charing Cross (Glasgow) every 15 minutes. Tickets cost £1 and the journey takes 5 min.

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