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How to get in Central Belt (Scotland)


How to get in Central Belt (Scotland)

There are three major airports in this area of Scotland. One serving the capital, Edinburgh, and two serving Glasgow. Trains from England arrive in the main rail stations in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Major roads into the Central Belt are:
  • M74 bringing traffic from the northwest of England and southwest of Scotland to Glasgow
  • A77 bringing traffic from the southwest of Scotland to Glasgow, via Ayr
  • A1 bringing traffic from the northeast of England and southeast of Scotland to Edinburgh, via Berwick-upon-Tweed and Dunbar
  • A7 & A68 bringing traffic from the Scottish Borders to Edinburgh
  • A9 bringing traffic from the north of Scotland to Stirling, via Inverness and Perth
  • A90 bringing traffic from Aberdeen and the northeast of Scotland to Edinburgh, via Dundee and Perth

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