The same afternoon that it was inaugurated, a wagon crashed into another as they crossed the tunnel beneath the Clyde river. As a result, the system was closed until the next month. Four people were injured in the incident. It is the least concurred station of the subway because it is located within an industrial zone, so it is not densely populated. A complete circle around the line takes about 24 minutes. At peak times, trains leave every four minutes, but this can be extended from 6 to 8 minutes if demand is low. The Evening News". Edinburgh Evening News. Scotland. 14 December 1896 . Retrieved 4 February 2017– via British Newspaper Archive. On this day in 1896: The Glasgow Subway opens". www.scotsman.com. Archived from the original on 15 January 2018 . Retrieved 12 February 2018.

I must say we’re quite proud of this one around here. We feel this stylish 3D map reflects the modernity of the renovated subway system. In a world full of 3D and virtual reality we just couldn’t let our beloved subway be behind the times. Looks like our designer got a bit carried away. Our Commonwealth Games Map As it was built in the 19th century, the increasing height of individuals was not taken into consideration, so any person who is significantly higher than the average must be careful while in the Glasgow subway, as it is easy to bang your head with multiple things, and must be especially attentive while boarding the train. It means that any time trains are not in the system – every weeknight and especially at weekends when we need the extra time available from our later Sunday opening and early close – that there’s lots of work going on behind the scenes in preparation for the introduction of the new 21st century Subway. This is the final station on the southern side of the river. It was known as Govan Cross until the renovation in 1977. It serves the Govan district. To complete the process online you will require digital copies (photo or scan) of the following documents:

Glasgow Rail Map

There is a popular challenge known as the ‘subcrawl’, which involves visiting a pub at every subway stop around the line.

Formerly known as Copland Road until 1977, it serves the district of Ibrox. The Ibrox Stadium is located close to this station.Due to its size, the Glasgow subway does not fully meet the public transport needs of the city. Therefore, connections to other forms of transport, including suburban and intercity trains as well as bus lines, are essential. It wasn’t until the 1977 renovation that formal connections with other modes of transport were established. Plans for a Glasgow Metro network and Central-Queen Street tunnel unveiled". HeraldScotland. 29 April 2019. Archived from the original on 29 April 2019 . Retrieved 29 April 2019.

Prams and pushchairs should be folded in the Subway. Unfortunately, because of space restrictions, it is not possible to accommodate large prams and pushchairs. Staff may ask customers to fold prams/pushchairs if they are too big or the system is busy. Given the proximity of the River Clyde to the Subway, our tunnels vary in depth between seven and 115 feet below the Clyde’s high water level – potential water ingress is continually monitored. We decided the original SPT map was getting a bit tired so we decided to do this funky new animated version. Believe it or not we really had to think which way the trains went round. Think about it. An animated map of the Glasgow Subway system Geographical Map Lifts have been installed at two stations – St Enoch and Govan – the first of their kind in the network and UK market leader Otis has now replaced all 28 escalators throughout the system. Work to upgrade 21 pumping stations in the Subway begins (replacing pumps, pipework and electrical control panels) so we have a modernised, reliable Subway tunnel drainage system.It was known as Copland Road until 1977, and serves the district of Ibrox. The Ibrox Stadium is very close to this station.