| Comment | Completely agree with OP and it must be a very notable difference when comparing it with what you are used to in London, although London is at the top end of public transport goals for most the UK, so other UK cities will likely be a disappointment by comparison.
I can drive and used to for a wee while (but sadly never for work as no parking available) but now I don't (car ownership and maintenance is expensive, parking is a nightmare, I don't live in a remote or tricky areas to travel from, don't have kids or any reason I would actually need a car etc).
I rely on public transport for everything. It is so expensive and unreliable though! It's frustrating to think of how much we pay and how little we get in terms of service / accessibility and I'd love to see an overhaul of the public transport in Glasgow. We're a big, busy and vibrant city. Cheaper and better transport leads to better quality of life for everyone living, working or studying here. Good infrastructure increases positive opportunities for work, socialising, and eases day to day living so it's something the government and councils should be aiming for. Sadly it just isn't happening for Glasgow right now or for the foreseeable future :( |
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