Transport Links
Bearsden can be accessed by rail from Bearsden, Westerton or Hillfoot stations.
It can also be accessed by road, of which the main routes are:
| Road | Starting point | Ending point | Common names |
|---|---|---|---|
| A739 | Canniesburn Toll | Craigton | Bearsden Road, Switchback Road |
| A809 | Canniesburn Toll | Drymen | Drymen Road, Stockiemuir Road |
| A808 | Bearsden Cross | Kirkintilloch | Roman Road, Boclair Road |
| A81 | Centre of Glasgow | Callander | Milngavie Road, Maryhill Road |
Bus routes running through Bearsden are (as of November 2010):
| Number | Starting point | Ending point | Route |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | Glasgow | Baljaffray | Via Maryhill-Canniesburn-Bearsden |
| 17 | Glasgow | Duntocher | Via St Georges Cross-Maryhill-Canniesburn |
| 40D | Glasgow | Duntocher | Via Maryhill-Bearsden |
| 85 | Gartnavel (Hospital) | Circular | Via Anniesland-Bearsden-Mosshead |
| 118 | Glasgow | Duntocher | Via Cowcaddens-Garnethill-Kelvinbridge-Kelvinside |
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