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Scottish Citylink operates an extensive network of long-distance express services within Scotland, operating 19 routes linking the cities of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, Stirling and Inverness, as well as linking some rural Highland communities to the main urban areas of Scotland. [2]
The route was built with a future conversion to light rail in mind, and could potentially be used in future as part of the Clyde Metro project, a proposed system of light rail, heavy metro and/or bus rapid transit for Glasgow. The preliminary routes suggest a corridor running from Glasgow Airport to the City Centre via the QEUH. [17]
Lytham and/or St Anne's-on-the-Sea is served by seven routes: Blackpool Transport's seasonal route 1A, the 11, 11A and 11B; Coastal Coaches route 78; Preston Bus route 76; and Transpora's route 21. Cleveleys is served by six routes: Blackpool Transport's seasonal route 1A, the 7 and 7A; Transpora's route 21 and 24; and Archway Travel's route 75.
[23] [7] A Scottish Citylink branded Irizar i6 bodied Scania K114, seen in Inveraray in September 2013. As of April 2023, West Coast Motors operates the following services on behalf of Scottish Citylink: 618: Glasgow to Blackpool; 914, 915 & 916: Glasgow to Fort William and Skye (certain journeys) 926: Glasgow to Campbeltown [24] 975/976 ...
On 10 April 2014, Emirates operated an Airbus A380 to Glasgow to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Glasgow – Dubai route, and was the first time an A380 had visited a Scottish airport. [ 32 ] In July 2014, Emirates opened a dedicated lounge at the airport [ 33 ] for First and Business class passengers.
As Transpora North West, the group operates buses in west Lancashire, England, [22] [23] with eleven bus routes in Blackpool, the Borough of Fylde and the Borough of Wyre. Transpora North West was founded in 2007 as Nuttall's Coaches Ltd., and operated under this name until 2019, when the company was renamed Coastliner Buses. [23]
McGill's Bus Services was initially owned by Alex Kean, a former taxi and local bus operator, and the Easdale family, who also ran a number of taxi firms in the Inverclyde region, as well as several non-transport businesses. Both parties owned 50% of shares in the company until October 2004, when Kean sold his 50% share to the Easdale family. [11]
Stagecoach Glasgow – the successors to the former Western subsidiary of the Scottish Bus Group, with their Stagecoach Glasgow company competing on certain city routes. West Coast Motors – isndependent company providing services in the North West Glasgow area. Buchanan bus station is owned and run by SPT, and is a terminus for both local and ...