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Subway

The Subway system is one of the most efficient ways of travelling around the city and is a true Glasgow icon.

Using the Subway

A passenger's guide to using the SPT Subway. Includes information on buying your ticket, service times, and first and last trains. Also gives advice on accessibility and travelling safely, as well as guidance on lost property and travelling with pets.

Using the Subway

Subway tickets and fares

Information about the various tickets available for travelling on the Subway, including multi-journey and season tickets. Links to our online ticketing facility for the purchase of multi-journey tickets.

Tickets and fares

The Subway system

Find out how the Subway operates. Facts and figures about the trains, stations and tunnels. Information about control and security, maintenance and staffing.

Subway train in the stabling shed.

Park and Ride

Avoid city centre congestion and leave your car at one of three car parks at SPT Subway stations. Information on car park locations and prices.

Park and Ride at Kelvinbridge Subway station

Places of interest

A list of places of note within walking distance of our Subway stations. Includes rail links, health services, entertainment venues, places of worship and tourist attractions.

Scotland Street School Museum

Subway Passenger Charter

SPT is committed to operating a safe, efficient and reliable Subway service which meets the needs of our passengers. The Passenger Charter explains the standards of service which you can expect from us and how we monitor our performance against these standards. It also explains how you can contribute to enhancing our service by letting us know your views.

Passenger at ticket office.

Travelling safely on football match days

The most convenient way to reach Ibrox stadium - home of Glasgow Rangers - is by Subway. From Ibrox station, the stadium is just a short walk away. Here is advice for supporters and other passengers to help you travel safely on football match days when the system is particularly busy.

Travelling on football match days

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