Buses in Port Glasgow
12 bus routes serve Port Glasgow, run by McGill's Bus Service. Trains are run by ScotRail. The main interchange is Bogston station.
Bus station: Bogston station
Most frequent routes
- X7: Kilmacolm – Glasgow McGill's Bus Service
- 545: Branchton – Port Glasgow McGill's Bus Service
- 532: Slaemuir – Greenock McGill's Bus Service
- 533: Greenock – Park Farm McGill's Bus Service
- 901: Wemyss Bay – Glasgow McGill's Bus Service
- 531: Greenock – Slaemuir McGill's Bus Service
Where you can go from Port Glasgow
Routes
- Glasgow Central – Gourock ScotRail
- Glasgow Central – Wemyss Bay ScotRail
- X7: Kilmacolm – Glasgow McGill's Bus Service
- 545: Branchton – Port Glasgow McGill's Bus Service
- 532: Slaemuir – Greenock McGill's Bus Service
- 533: Greenock – Park Farm McGill's Bus Service
- 901: Wemyss Bay – Glasgow McGill's Bus Service
- 531: Greenock – Slaemuir McGill's Bus Service
- 906: Glasgow – Wemyss Bay McGill's Bus Service
- 1: Johnstone – Port Glasgow McGill's Bus Service
- X22: Clydebank – Port Glasgow McGill's Bus Service
- 802: Port Glasgow – Larkfield McGill's Bus Service
- 906X: Wemyss Bay – Glasgow McGill's Bus Service
- 535: Devol – Larkfield McGill's Bus Service
Bus companies
Stops and stations
- Port Glasgow station
- Woodhall station
- Bogston station
- Bus Station
- Balfour Street
- Princes Street
- William Street
- Water Street
- Lower Mary Street
- Coronation Park
- Jean Street
- Bay Street
- Tesco
- Slaemuir Avenue
- Mallaig Road
- Boglestone Roundabout
- Marloch Avenue
- Ashgrove Lane
- High Carnegie Road
- Glasgow Road
- Bruce Street
- Moss Road
- Sidlaw Avenue
- Clune Brae
- Clune Park Primary School
- Kilmory Terrace
- Marloch Avenue
- Auchenbothie Road
- Maybole Road
- Kelburn Bridge
- Robert Street
- Fyfe Park Road
- Millport Road
- Gryffe Road
- Lismore Avenue
- Skye Road
- Cumbrae Avenue
- Coll Avenue
- Mansion Avenue
- Parkhill Avenue
- Sunnyside Avenue
- Brightside Avenue
- Shore Street
- Poplar Street
- Whitelees Road
- Broadstone Gardens
- Port Glasgow High School
- Arran Avenue
- Fyfe Shore Road
- Moorfield Avenue
- Duchal Street
- Knocknair Street
- Arran Avenue
- Pladda Avenue
- Crosshill Road
- Oronsay Avenue
- Nursery
- Mull Avenue
- Eriskay Avenue
- Broadfield Avenue
- School Road
- High Carnegie Road
- Highholm Street
- Birkmyre Avenue
- Braemar House
- Lansbury Street
- Cuillins Avenue
- Marloch Avenue
- Kinross Avenue
- Dubbs Road
- Stane Road
- Bridgend Avenue
- Glenhuntly Road
- Bouverie Street
- Teviot Road
- Moss Road
- Methil Road
- Milton Road
- Moidart Road
- Dubbs Road
Questions
- Where can I go by bus from Port Glasgow?
- Direct buses from Port Glasgow go to Glasgow (X7, 901, 906, 906X), Wemyss Bay (train, 901, 906, 906X), Greenock (532, 533, 531), Glasgow Central (train), Larkfield (802, 535), Slaemuir (532, 531), Branchton (545), Clydebank (X22), Devol (535) and Gourock (train).
- Which bus goes from Port Glasgow to Glasgow?
- Routes X7, 901, 906 and 906X, run by McGill's Bus Service.
- Which bus goes from Port Glasgow to Wemyss Bay?
- Routes train, 901, 906 and 906X, run by ScotRail and McGill's Bus Service.
- Which bus goes from Port Glasgow to Greenock?
- Routes 532, 533 and 531, run by McGill's Bus Service.
- Where do buses stop in Port Glasgow?
- The busiest stops are Port Glasgow station, Woodhall station, Bogston station, Bus Station and Balfour Street.
- Which bus companies run in Port Glasgow?
- McGill's Bus Service.
- What are the most frequent buses in Port Glasgow?
- the X7 (Kilmacolm – Glasgow), the 545 (Branchton – Port Glasgow), the 532 (Slaemuir – Greenock) and the 533 (Greenock – Park Farm).
- Where is the bus station in Port Glasgow?
- Buses meet at Bogston station.
Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Monday, 9 November 2026. Stop details from NaPTAN. Train timetables contain data from Network Rail, licensed under the Open Government Licence; live train times from National Rail. Times are UK local time and can change at short notice: check before you travel.
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