Date: 29/05/2022

With Scotland's train drivers dispute costing the economy an estimated £80 million a week and throwing travel plans into chaos, arrangements are in place to ensure Glasgow's 'clockwork orange' can continue to run. [Full article requires subscription. -RS]

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Glasgows Clockwork orange to face a driverless future

The Times

With Scotlands train drivers dispute costing the economy an estimated £80 million a week and throwing travel plans into chaos, arrangements are in place to ensure Glasgows clockwork orange can continue to run

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Old and new rolling stock at Kelvinhall subway station.
Location: Kelvinhall [Subway]
Company: Glasgow District Subway
//2022 SPT

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