There won’t be much strain as Glasgow’s population used to be much larger, and many commuter trains are practically empty compared to places like London. The c

There won’t be much strain as Glasgow’s population used to be much larger, and many commuter trains are practically empty compared to places like London. The city also has lots of central accommodation compared to places like London, and the traffic is nowhere near as bad. Maybe a bit of lifestyle change as people vary commute hours, and less driving as the motorway is apparently very bad at peak hours. Source: used to live and work in Glasgow, have friends in council planning, have been back there and taken commuter trains over the last few years.