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30 miles taking this route:

  1. Go down to M8 GLASGOW, and follow signs.
  2. Once you are on M8, take M8 (& A8) to A80 RIDDRIE at J12 in Glasgow. Follow signs off the exit ramp to A80 RIDDRIE.
  3. Take A80 (Cumbernauld Rd) into town and follow signs to BRIDGETON.
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