Subway trains make final journey after 44 years of service

The last of the Glasgow subway’s iconic fleet will make their final journeys on Friday, driven by two drivers with a combined experience of nearly 70 years.
The classic Metro-Cammell trains, introduced to passengers on April 16, 1980 are to make last trips on the network after being replaced by a new fleet in December 2023.
The last two cars are to be driven by Julie Baker with 42 years service with SPT and Eileen MacPhail who has been with the company for 27 years.
The old trains have completed an estimated 2.6m miles each in passenger service, approximately 400,600 loops of the inner and outer system.