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PerilousThoughts

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From what I've noticed, multiple stops on the same road are designated by side streets. Which means you need to know all the side streets to be able to know where you are. I don't understand how an entire city can operate on this system! Maybe I've been too babied by London but having little signs like this on every stop seems reasonable. I can't imagine what's it's like for someone with a language barrier or an older person moving to Glasgow who doesn't travel by city mapper/Google maps. [Temple bus stop](https://images.app.goo.gl/yVJVMSV3pu3AEbpi6) by PerilousThoughts (Sun 11th Sep 2022 12:22pm)

I'll stay glued to Google maps for now but my god I am going to try and make a fuss. What's the point of local politics if not for stuff like this! Thanks by PerilousThoughts (Sun 11th Sep 2022 12:25pm)

The bus is not that long. I have a zonecard which allows me to use the bus and trains. It's not cheap but it's convenient. If you have free bus travel, I'd make the most out of that. 38 and 9 go from Paisley to Glasgow and take about 40 minutes. Train is about 10 minutes. But for free, I'd take the bus. by PerilousThoughts (Fri 17th Feb 2023 12:58pm)