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Carntyne Railway Station

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Carntyne Railway Station is a busy transport link located in the east end of Glasgow. Situated on the North Clyde Line, the station provides regular services for commuters and visitors travelling to Glasgow Queen Street and Edinburgh Waverley. It is a useful stop for those heading to the green spaces of Alexandra Park or the nearby Tollcross Park, which features an international rose garden and leisure facilities.

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The station website classifies this as a Category B1 station, providing step-free access to all platforms via steep ramps or the surrounding streets. Passengers can find accessible ticket machines and an induction loop system at designated listening areas to assist with hearing. While the station is unstaffed, customer help points are available on both platforms for those who require assistance or information during their journey. Tactile paving is present along the platform edges to aid navigation.

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dystrophydad

Jan 2026

Carntyne Railway Station

Carntyne station is a small stop on Glasgow’s North Clyde Line. Contrary to what Google Maps says, this station is wheelchair accessible – to a degree. The ramps to each platform are long and uneven. Using a manual wheelchair with a power attachment was a struggle, so attempting this in a manual wheelchair would be very daunting. Each ramp has a rail on either side, though I expect walking up the hill would be just as much of a challenge for many people. It does its job, but the climb and absence of parking and local buses make this a difficult station to recommend.

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