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Comment	There's good rail links in Glasgow, and Glasgow Central services the Southern lines, so look at places south of the river. You can also get to that area from the Subway but it servicss a very limited area to the west and southwest of the city centre. Southside is a very popular area and should be very commutable to Glasgow Central by train. 20 minutes might be pushing it, but certainly within 30 minutes. I wouldn't advise driving in Glasgow if you're not a confident driver. The other drivers are generally understanding, but the roads are bloody complicated.
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Created	Sat 23rd Sep 2023 10:48am
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There's good rail links in Glasgow, and Glasgow Central services the Southern lines, so look at places south of the river. You can also get to that area from the Subway but it servicss a very limited area to the west and southwest of the city centre.

Southside is a very popular area and should be very commutable to Glasgow Central by train. 20 minutes might be pushing it, but certainly within 30 minutes.

I wouldn't advise driving in Glasgow if you're not a confident driver. The other drivers are generally understanding, but the roads are bloody complicated.