Rutherglen Railway Station

From Argyle St to Rutherglen in less than 10 mins for £2 return. Bargain.
This train station is basic and clean. Trains stop and let you off or on. And that’s it.
The walkway out takes you out parallel to Main St, and has a handy map to show you where you are in relation to the centre of Rutherglen.

Rutherglen to Central in seven minutes? Well, I’ll be damned!
This train station got me to town and back as a teenager. — I could hop on the train and be in town centre in a matter of minutes, something I was grateful for at the time, since it seemed I’d exhausted Rutherglen. — There just wasn’t a whole lot to do and I felt like I’d seen all I could in the area. Whereas, I just loved exploring Glasgow City centre with friends. — Shopping, eating, shopping; teenage things. And the train, that was was my mode of transport, whisking me off to the big city. — Thank goodness for the frequent service!
I did recently see men checking tickets at this station. They were standing at the doors that lead on to the platform. I overheard someone say that this was a little excessive considering that his ticket would be checked on the train and then again at the ticket barrier. I had to agree, it does seem a little daft. I saw them let one lady by without a ticket but when another asked for the same, they refused. — Both ladies were going to be late for work and said they’d buy their tickets on the train. Nonsensical!
But, of course, a frequent seven minute service from Rutherglen to Central. — That’s the ticket!

An appropriately-​sized and centrally-​located railway station serving Rutherglen, this resource also boasts ample sheltered areas for those biting Scottish winter days.
It is one of the best served areas on the line and you can expect to wait little over 10 minutes for trains to and from Glasgow.
Situated just off Main Street, the busiest stretch of Rutherglen, it is also relatively well lit and safe.

As far as Railway Stations go, Rutherglen is pretty good. Big shelter which includes seating an a heater. Ticket office. Lift for disabled passengers. Trains to Glasgow every ten minutes.
Sorted.