| Comment | I [replied to a similar comment](https://old.reddit.com/r/glasgow/comments/zai3yx/glasgow_approves_people_first_city_centre/iymklsq/) on another thread the other day, but basically there is a lot in the works when it comes to public transport:
* Major bus prioritisation corridors being built on arterial roads radiating out from the city centre.
* Integrated ticketing is being rolled out on all bus operators by 2024.
* the city has kicked off the process of setting up a bus franchise system, to run the buses like TfL. Might be 5-7 years away, but the process has started.
* The metro plan which will involve new light rail lines is being developed with more detail to be announced on this in early 2023.
Sauchiehall Street and Argyle Street are also highly accessible by car, with multiple large multi storey car parks within a minutes walk of both. It's not a lack of car-access which has caused them difficulties. |
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