The Barrhead Railway's terminus in Glasgow was first of all at Gushetfaulds, near Dixon's Blazes. Gushetfaulds is uncertain, but there was a toll at this junction. British Rail have converted the goods yard there Into one of their modern Freightliner Depots. Bridging the Clyde is a process that has gone on for centuries. Trams eventually crossed the Jamaica, Stockwell and Albert Bridges.
Motor buses are now the principal form of transport in the area.
In the 1860s,and 1870s, the City Improvement Trust started considerable changes in the Gorbals. One of the oldest features which disappeared, in 1870, was the remainder of the Baronial Hall, which had latterly been a police office then a public house. The area 100 years later is once again in the midst of redevelopment. In 1874 the road toll at the end of Gorbals Street was abolished, and In 1878 Gorbals Cross took on a new look, with its new tenements and fountain. The same buildings, modified in 1945, now contain the Citizens' Theatre, a bingo hall, and the Close Theatre Club which holds a rather unique place in Glasgow.