GO Transit
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| Area Served | Greater Horseshoe Area, ON |
| Founded | 1967 |
| Fleet Size | 383 (bus) 59 (locomotive) 430 (rail coach) 54 (rail cab)[1] |
| Number Of Routes | 43+ (bus) 7 (rail) |
| Ridership | 55,000,000[2] |
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GO Transit, or the Greater Toronto Transportation Authority, is an integrated rail- and bus-based commuter system centred on downtown Toronto but increasingly servicing suburb-to-suburb commuters, notably in areas surrounding the Toronto area and the Greater Horseshoe. As of May 2009, GO Transit is a division of the Metrolinx organization.
Started in May 1967, what was meant to be a short 2-year test quickly became a permanent fixture in the Toronto area that carries around 55 million passengers a year. Bus service was added in late 1970 with GO-owned vehicles operated by private corporations providing service to areas without train service yet.
GO Transit uses a 575Vac (600Vac nominal) HEP system that is incompatible with all other HEP systems in North America.
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GO Transit history
- May 23, 1967 - GO rail service begins on the CN tracks between Oakville and Dunbarton (Pickering).
- July 1, 1967 - Weekend train service begins.
- September 8, 1970 - Bus service begins.
- January, 1972 - Bayview Local bus service begins.
- April 29, 1974 - Georgetown train service begins.
- November, 1976 - GO takes over TTC North Yonge Bus service.
- December 5, 1977 - GO unveils first BiLevel coach.
- April 29, 1978 - Richmond Hill train service begins.
- October 26, 1981 - Milton train service begins.
- September 7, 1982 - GO takes over operation of VIA's Barrie and Stouffville commuter services. GO runs to Bradford and Stouffville only.
- October, 1988 - GO begins using "POP" fare system.
- January, 1989 - "Train-bus" service begins.
- April 27, 1996 - Hamilton GO Centre opens.
- October 30, 2000 - Highway 407 bus service begins.
- December 17, 2007 - Bradford train line is extended to Barrie.
- February 14, 2008 - First new MP40PH-3C operates in revenue service.
- May 14, 2009 - GO Transit and Metrolinx are merged
Bus
- GO has 391 buses as of November 2009.
- All buses are equipped with a DataFare 2000 machine and stamper. As buses are retired, they are reused on new vehicles.
- Starting from 2007, GO introduced a new destination sign display on all its GO buses and each route has its own route number as well as a new way of displaying the route. Instead of the traditional way of showing the route and intermediate destinations, the new format has the final stop encompassing 3/4 of the sign at the top while intermediate stops taking up 1/4 of the sign on the bottom with the route number on the right taking up the whole screen (Eg. Oshawa GO/Hwy 2 94 -> Oshawa GO/York Mills 94 -> Oshawa GO/Scarborough Terminal 94 -> etc.). The side destination signs will only show the route number followed by the final stop and the major road it goes on (Eg. 94 Oshawa GO -> 94 Hwy 2). The first three routes to get it are 94, 95, and 96 because with the introduction of more Hwy 2 service and the new Hwy 2 Express, it is necessary to identify the different routes so customers don't get confused.
- As of Fall 2008, the remaining routes don't have a route number: 21, 22, 23, 30, 31, 61, 65, and 71. Coincidentally, all of these are non Lakeshore Train-Bus routes.
- All buses are equipped with bike racks.
Current roster
Retired roster
| Fleet number range | Thumbnail | Year | Manufacturer | Model | Engine | Transmission | Destination sign | Seating | Notes |
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| 1000-1019 | 1970 | GMDD | T8H-5305A | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison VS2-8 | Rollsign |
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| 1020-1029 | 1973 | GMDD | T8H-5307A | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison VS2-8 | Rollsign |
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| 1030-1039 | 1974 | GMDD | T8H-5307A | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison VS2-8 | Rollsign |
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| 1045-1049 | 1975 | GMDD | T8H-5307A | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison VS2-8 | Rollsign |
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| 1050-1056 | 1975 | GMDD | T8H-5307A | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison VS2-8 | Rollsign |
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| 1060-1099 | 1976 | GMC | S8H-5304A | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison V730 | Rollsign |
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| 1100-1114 | 1977 | GMDD | T8H-5307A | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison VS2-8 | Rollsign | 45 |
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| 1115-1119 | 1977 | GMDD | T8H-5307A | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison VS2-8 | Rollsign | 45 |
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| 1120-1123 | 1974 | GMDD | T8H-5307A | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison VS2-8 | Rollsign |
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| 1125-1129 | Mar 1985 | OBI | Orion 01.508 | Detroit Diesel 6V92TA | Allison HTB-748 | Rollsign | 46 American Seating Model 6484 |
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| 1130-1141 | Oct-Nov 1987 | OBI | Orion 01.508 | Detroit Diesel 6V92TA | Allison HTB-748 | Rollsign | 46 American Seating Model 6484 |
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| 1150-1163 | March-April 2000 | OBI | Orion 05.501 | Detroit Diesel S50 | Allison World B500R6 | Pocatec LCD | 42 American Seating Model 6484 |
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| 1164-1173 | 2002-03 | OBI | Orion 05.501 | Cummins ISM | Voith D863.3E | Luminator Horizon | 43 American Seating Model 6484 |
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| 1200-1215 | Aug 1973 | UTDC/RekVee | Club Car | Deutz 6-cylinder | Allison AT-540 | None |
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| 1216-1232 | 1974 | UTDC/RekVee | Club Car | Deutz 6-cylinder | Allison AT-540 | None |
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| 1250-1262 | Apr 1975 | MCI | MC-8 | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison HT-740D | Rollsign | 49 |
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| 1270-1281 | Apr 1978 | MCI | MC-8 | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison HT-740D | Rollsign | 49 | ||
| 1290-1294 | 1977-1978 | MCI | MC-8 | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison HT-740D | Rollsign | 47 |
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| 1300-1324 | Nov 1981 | MCI | MC-9 | Detroit Diesel 8V71N | Allison HT-740 | Rollsign | 49 |
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| 1400-1416 | 1986 | MCI | 102A2 | Detroit Diesel 6V92TA | Allison HT-740 | Rollsign | 49 Otaco Model 6693W | ||
| 1417-1435 | 1987 | MCI | 102A2 | Detroit Diesel 6V92TA | Allison HT-740 | Rollsign | 49 Otaco Model 6693W | ||
| 1436-1459 | 1989-90 | MCI | 102A2 | Detroit Diesel 6V92TA | Allison HT-740 | Rollsign | 49 Otaco Model 6693W | ||
| 1460-1468 | 1991 | MCI | 102A2 | Detroit Diesel 6V92TA | ZF 5HP600 5 speed | Rollsign | 49 Otaco Model 6693W | ||
| 1500-1505 | December 1979 | OBI | Orion 01.503 | Detroit Diesel 6V53N | Allison MT-643 | Rollsign | 33 |
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| 1506-1509 | March 1981 | OBI | Orion 01.503 | Detroit Diesel 6V53N | Allison MT-643 | Rollsign | 33 |
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| 1510-1513 | March 1981 | OBI | Orion 01.505 | ? | ? | Rollsign | 41 |
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| 1500-1514 | 1990-91 | TMC | 102A3 | Detroit Diesel 6V92TA | Allison HT-740 | Rollsign | 47 National Seating |
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| 1520-1531 | 1993 | MCI | 102C3 | Cummins L10E | Allison HT-746 | Luminator Horizon | 47 National Seating 152-36X |
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| 1600-1619 | August 1999 | Prevost | LeMirage XL-40 | Detroit Diesel Series 60 | Allison World B500R5 | Luminator Horizon | 49 Otaco 6693W |
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| 1900-1950 | 1991 | New Flyer | D40S | Detroit Diesel 6V92TA | Voith D864.3 | Rollsign | 49 Otaco Model 6693W | ||
| 1900 | 1973 | UTDC/RekVee | Club Car | Deutz 6-cylinder | Allison AT-540 | None | |||
| 2000-2007 | May 2000 | OBI | Orion 05.501 | Detroit Diesel Series 50 | Allison World B500R6 | Pocatec LCD | 47 Otaco Model 6693W |
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| 2008-2010, 2012-2014, 2016-2017 | Feb 2001 | OBI | Orion 05.501 | Detroit Diesel Series 50 | Allison World B500R6 | Luminator Horizon | 47 Otaco 2003 Recliner |
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| 2019, 2022, 2024, 2026 | Jan 2004 | OBI | Orion 05.501 | Detroit Diesel Series 50 EGR | Allison World B500R6 | Luminator Horizon | 47 Otaco 2003 Recliner |
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| 2111 | March 2001 | MCI | D4500 | Detroit Diesel Series 60 | Allison World B500R6 | Luminator Horizon | 57 American Seating 2095 Recliner |
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Demonstrated and leased vehicles roster
| Fleet number range | Thumbnail | Year | Manufacturer | Model | Engine | Transmission | Destination sign | Seating | Notes |
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| 1600-1601, 1603 | 1969 | Prevost | CTS-47 | Rollsign |
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| 1602 | 1969 | Prevost | TS-102 | Rollsign |
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| 1604-1606, 1609-1611 | 1969, 1971 | Prevost | TS-47 | Rollsign |
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| 1607-1608 | 1971 | Prevost | PTS-47 | Rollsign |
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| 1700 | 1984 | Prevost | LeMirage XL |
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| 1713-1714 | 1989 | OBI | Orion 01.508 | Cummins L10G | ZF 4HP590 | Luminator Max | 48 American Seating Model 6468 | ||
| 1770 | 1989 | AE | 10-S |
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| 2000 | 1996 | NFI | D40LF |
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| 9036 | November 2001 | TransBus | Trident 3/DM5000 | Cummins ISM | Voith D864.3E |
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Rail
Current locomotive roster
| Fleet number range | Thumbnail | Year | Manufacturer | Model | CN class | Engine horsepower | Gearing top speed | HEP generator | Notes |
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| 541-547 | 1989-90 | GMDD | F59PH | GCE-430h (546/7 show k) | 12V710G3A 3000hp | 66:20 83mph | Delivered with 500kW DDC 8V149. Rebuilt with 533kW Cat 3412DI-TA. | All on roster | |
| 548-561 | 1990 | GMDD | F59PH | GCE-430k (552/9 show h) | 12V710G3A 3000hp | 66:20 83mph | Delivered with 500kW DDC 8V149. Rebuilt with 533kW Cat 3412DI-TA. | All on roster | |
| 562-564 | 1994 | GMDD | F59PH | GCE-430m | 12V710G3A 3000hp | 66:20 83mph | Delivered with 500kW DDC 8V149. Rebuilt with 533kW Cat 3412DI-TA. | 562-564 on roster. 565-568 sold to Trinity Railway Express in 1996. | |
| 600-626 | 2007-08 | MPI | MP40PH-3C | None | 16V710G3B-EFI-T2 4000hp | 57:20 93mph | 1000hp Cat C27-ACERT, 720kW Marathon 572 RSL4915BA | First unit delivered Oct07. First locos capable of handling 12-car trainsets. MPI order 2901 to 2927 | |
| 627-646 | 2009-10 | MPI | MP40PH-3C | None | 16V710G3B-EFI-T2 4000hp | 57:20 93mph | 1000hp Cat C27-ACERT, 720kW Marathon 572 RSL4915BA | All delivered by July 2010. MPI order 2109-01 to -20 | |
| 647-656 | 2010 | MPI | MP40PH-3C | None | 16V710G3B-EFI-T2 4000hp | 57:20 93mph | 1000hp Cat C27-ACERT, 720kW Marathon 572 RSL4915BA | On order: Deliveries scheduled to begin in 2010. Numbers and specifications are assumed. |
Retired locomotive roster
| Fleet number range | Thumbnail | Year | Manufacturer | Model | CN class | Engine horsepower | Gearing top speed | HEP generator | Notes |
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| 500-507 | 1966-67 | GMDD | GP40TC | GPE-30a | 16V645E3 3000hp | 60:17 83mph | 500kW DDC 12V149 | Originally ex 9800-9807, nee 600-607. No dynamic brakes. Sold to Amtrak in 1989, numbered 192-199. | |
| 510-515 | 1978 | GMDD | F40PH | GCE-430e | 16V645E3 3000hp | 59:18 83mph | Secondary 500kW alternator driven by engine. | No dynamic brakes. Sold to Amtrak in 1990, numbered 410-415. | |
| 520-535 | 1988 | GMDD | F59PH | GCE-430g | 12V710G3 3000hp | 66:20 83mph | Delivered with 500kW DDC 8V149. Rebuilt with 533kW Cat 3412DI-TA. |
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| 565-568 | 1994 | GMDD | F59PH | GCE-430m | 12V710G3A 3000hp | 66:20 83mph | Delivered with 500kW DDC 8V149. Rebuilt with 533kW Cat 3412DI-TA. |
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| 700-703 | 1973 | GMDD | GP40-2W | GC-430b | 16V645E 3000hp | 59:18 83mph | none | nee 9808-9811, sold to CN in 1991, renumbered 9668-70 (except 703 to Tri-Rail) | |
| 704-706 | 1974 | GMDD | GP40-2W | GC-430c | 16V645E 3000hp | 59:18 83mph | none | nee 9812-9814, sold to CN in 1991, renumbered 9671-73 | |
| 707-710 | 1975 | GMDD | GP40-2W | GC-430d | 16V645E 3000hp | 59:18 83mph | none | Sold to CN in 1991, renumbered 9674-77 | |
| 720-726 | Built 1967, rebuilt/acquired 1982 | EMD | GP40M-2 | GC-430f | 16V645E 3000hp | 59:18 83mph | none | Former leased Rock Island GP40's purchased rebuilt by CRI&P/Chrome Crankshaft, traded in on 1994 F59PH order. | |
| 800-802 | Built 1950-1951, rebuilt/acquired 1982 | EMD | Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) | AP-60d | None | N/A | 600kW 16V149 | Former BN/nee NP F7B's rebuilt and converted to provide only HEP. 801 sold to ONR 1994, others scrapped 1995. | |
| 900-904 | Built 1951-1952, rebuilt/acquired 1973 | GMDD | Auxiliary Power-Control Unit (APCU) | CAP-60a | None | N/A | 600kW 16V149 | Former ONR FP7's rebuilt and converted to provide HEP and an additional train control point. Nee 9858-9862. 904 sold to Tri-Rail, rest scrapped 1995. | |
| 905-908 | Built 1951-1953, rebuilt/acquired 1976 | GMDD | Auxiliary Power-Control Unit (APCU) | CAP-60b | None | N/A | 600kW 16V149 | Former ONR FP7's rebuilt and converted to provide HEP and an additional train control point. All retired and scrapped 1995. | |
| 910-911 | Built 1950, rebuilt/acquired 1982 | EMD | Auxiliary Power-Control Unit (APCU) | CAP-60c | None | N/A | 600kW 16V149 | Former MILW FP7's rebuilt and converted to provide HEP and an additional train control point. All retired and scrapped 1995. |
Current railcar roster
NOTE: As of last renumbering (1975) all cab cars have 3-digit numbers, all coaches have 4-digit numbers.
| Fleet number range | Thumbnail | Year | Manufacturer | Type | Seats | Notes |
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| 2000-2079 | 1976-78 | Hawker Siddeley Canada | BiLevel Series I | 162 | First generation BiLevel car, first GO cars with washrooms (intermediate level, "A" end). 2000/01/13/14/16/17/20/22/23/24 sold to TRE in 1996. | |
| 2100-2155 200-214 | 1983-84 | Hawker Siddeley Canada | BiLevel Series II | 162 161 | First cab-cars delivered: cab located where bathroom is on coaches. All cars refurbished 2002-04, several cars received power outlets and tables at that time (200, 204, 211, 2109). Tables have since been removed. | |
| 2200-2253 215-223 | 1987-89 | Can-Car Rail | BiLevel Series III | 162 160 | Cab 223 traded to TRE in exchange for several coaches. All cars to be refurbished 2006-current. Cars are receiving exterior doorway lights during refurbishment. | |
| 2300-2341 224-241 | 1989-90 | Can-Car Rail | BiLevel Series IV | 162 160 | Coaches delivered as 2254-2295, renumbered to current before delivery. Cab 224 traded to TRE in exchange for several coaches. All coaches modified to accessible cars in 1995 (142 seats), most have been converted back. All cars to be refurbished 2006-current. Cars are receiving exterior doorway lights during refurbishment. | |
| 2400-2455, 2499 | 1990-91 | Can-Car Rail | BiLevel Series V | 162 147 | Order was for 60 cars. 2456-2458 were redirected to Tri-Rail (Florida), 2459 re-assigned to next generation BiLevel prototype and numbered 2499. It features 2 washrooms (intermediate level "A" end, lower level "B" end). | |
| 2500-2521 | 2002 | Bombardier | BiLevel Series VI | 133 | First order of second generation BiLevel cars. All cars are accessible, have power outlets and tables (since removed), and feature a washroom (lower level "B" end). 2519-21 are actually series VII-type cars but were delivered with this batch. | |
| 2522-2541 | 2003-04 | Bombardier | BiLevel Series VII | 133 | Series VII cars have larger windows and a modified end cap. All cars are accessible but do not feature tables or power outlets. | |
| 2600-2609 242-245 | 2004 | Bombardier | BiLevel Series VII | 151 147 | All cars not accessible but are configured almost identically to accessible cars. Cab cars feature a washroom (lower level "B" end). | |
| 2610-2619 | 2005 | Bombardier | BiLevel Series VII | 151 | First cars delivered with updated upholstery. | |
| 2620-2629 | 2006 | Bombardier | BiLevel Series VII | 151 | ||
| 2542-2544 2630-2641 246-250 | 2006-07 | Bombardier | BiLevel Series VII | 133 151 147 | ||
| 2642-2661 | 2007-08 | Bombardier | BiLevel Series VII | 151 | 2654 to 2661 are be equipped with LED exterior platform lights, higher headrests on seats, and powered end doors. | |
| 2545-2546 2700-2729 251-253 | 2008-09 | Bombardier | BiLevel Series VII | 133 151 147 | Order for 35 cars, first car delivered August 2008. Cars are equipped with LED exterior platform lights, higher headrests, and powered end doors. | |
| 2730-2750 | 2010 | Bombardier | BiLevel Series VII | 151 (except 2743-2746) | 2743-2746 built as bicycle coaches mainly for Niagara Falls weekend train service. |
Retired railcar roster
| Fleet number range | Thumbnail | Year | Manufacturer | Type | Seats | Notes |
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| 1000-1031 100-107 | 1967 | Hawker Siddeley Canada | RTC-85 RTC-85C | 94 | First of RT-85-series cars built. Cars built as C750-C757 and 4700-4731, renumbered to 9850-9857 and 9900-9931 in 1970, renumbered to final in 1975. Some cab cars and some coaches sold to Province of Québec for service on Montréal's AMT in 1985 and 1994, others to ONR in 1985. 105, 1009 and 9920 (1020) retired due to fire damage. Several cars were retired with 9900-series numbers. | |
| 108-116 | 1967 converted 1975 | Hawker Siddeley Canada | Built as RTC-85SP/SPD | 94 | Only RTC-85SP-series cars built. Cars were powered by 1 Rolls-Royce C8TFLH Mk.IV 330hp motor and transmission, powering both axles of nearest (B-end) truck - cab on single-end cars was at the A-end. Cars were also equipped with a GM 4V-53 powered genset for onboard power (power could not be transmitted to other cars). Cars built as D700-D708, with D700 and D701 as dual-cab units classified as RTC-85SPD. Cars renumbered to 9825-9833 in 1970, rebuilt and renumbered to final in 1975. 108 and 109 sold to ONR in 1985, rest sold to Province of Québec for service on Montréal's AMT in 1994. | |
| 1032-1045 | 1968 | Hawker Siddeley Canada | RTC-85 | 94 | First order of additional coaches for GO Transit. Cars delivered as 4740-4753, renumbered to 9932-9945 in 1970, renumbered to final in 1975. Some coaches sold to Province of Québec for service on Montréal's AMT in 1994, others sold ONR in 1994. 1043 retired due to fire damage. Several cars were retired with 9900-series numbers. | |
| 1046-1075 | 1974 | Hawker Siddeley Canada | RTC-85 | 94 | Second order of additional coaches for GO Transit. Cars delivered as 9946-9975, renumbered to final in 1975. Most cars sold to Province of Québec for service on Montréal's AMT in 1994. 9954 (1054), 9963 (1063) and 9975 (1075) retired due to fire damage. Several cars retired with 9900-series numbers | |
| 1076-1105 | 1976 | Hawker Siddeley Canada | RTC-85 | 94 | Last order of additional coaches for GO Transit. All cars sold to Province of Québec for service on Montréal's AMT in 1994. Several cars were retired with 9900-series numbers. |
Routes
Rail
- 01 Lakeshore West
- 07 Niagara Falls (Seasonal)
- 09 Lakeshore East
- 21 Milton
- 31 Georgetown
- 61 Richmond Hill
- 65 Barrie
- 71 Stouffville
Bus
- 12 'Niagara Falls'
- 15 'McMaster University-Aldershot'
- 16 'Hamilton QEW' (Hamilton non-stop to Union)
- 18 'Hamilton-Aldershot'
- 19 'Oakville Highway 403'
- 21 'Milton-Bronte'
- 22 'Hamilton-Meadowvale Business Park'
- 21 'Milton'
- 25 'Waterloo'
- 27 'Milton Highway 401'
- 29 'University of Guelph'
- 31 'Brampton-Bramalea/Union'
- 32 'Brampton Trinity'
- 33 'Georgetown Train & Bus'
- 34 'Brampton Local via Dixon'
- 35 'Highway 27'
- 36 'Bramalea City Centre Express'
- 37 'Orangeville-Brampton'
- 38 'Bolton-Malton'
- 40 'Square One-Richmond Hill Centre'
- 45 'Streetsville-York University'
- 46 'Oakville-York University'
- 47 'Hamilton-York University'
- 48 'University of Guelph-York University'
- 48A 'Meadowvale-York University' (Non-stop between Meadowvale and York U)
- 48B 'Meadowvale-York University'
- 50 'U of T Scarborough/Centennial College' (Only during school months)
- 51 'York University-Pickering'
- 51A 'York University-Scarborough Centre'
- 51B 'York University-Pickering' (Non-stop between York U and Pickering)
- 52 'York University-Oshawa'
- 54 'York University-Mount Joy'
- 60 'Wonderland' (Seasonal)
- 61 'Richmond Hill'
- 65 'Barrie-Bradford'
- 66 'Newmarket Highway 400'
- 66A 'Newmarket Highway 400' (Via Keele & Highway 401, no stop at Major Mackenzie)
- 68 'Barrie'
- 69 'Beaverton'
- 71 'Stouffville'
- 81 'Beaverton-Whitby' (via Port Perry)
- 88 'Peterborough'
- 90 'Newcastle-Oshawa'
- 91 'Newcastle-Oshawa' (Bowmanville straight to Oshawa)
- 93 'Durham College/UOIT' (School months only)
- 94 'Oshawa Highway 2'
- 95 'Oshawa Highway 2 Express'
- 96 'Oshawa-Finch GO'
- 96A 'Oshawa-Scarborough'
- 96B 'Oshawa-Finch GO' (with a stop at Scarborough Centre)
Retired routes
- GO Transit Dial-A-Bus
- Yonge A
- 52 'Yonge C'
- 58 'Bayview'
- 62 'Newmarket B'
- 64 'Newmarket-York University'
- Richmond Hill to Scarborough Town Centre
Stations
- Aberfoyle Carpool Lot
- Agincourt GO Station
- Ajax GO Bus Terminal
- Ajax GO Station
- Aldershot GO Station
- Appleby GO Station
- Aurora GO Station
- Aurora Park 'n' Ride
- Barrie South GO Station
- Bloor GO Station
- Bowmanville Park 'n' Ride
- Bradford GO Station
- Bramalea City Centre GO Bus Terminal
- Bramalea GO Station
- Brampton GO Bus Terminal
- Brampton GO Station
- Bronte GO Station
- Burlington GO Station
- Centennial GO Station
- Clarkson GO Station
- Cooksville GO Station
- Danforth GO Station
- Dixie GO Station
- East Gwillimbury GO Station
- Eglinton GO Station
- Erindale GO Station
- Etobicoke North GO Station
- Exhibition GO Station
- Finch GO Bus Terminal
- Georgetown GO Station
- Guelph GO Bus Terminal
- Guildwood GO Station
- Hamilton GO Centre
- Kennedy GO Station
- King City GO Station
- Kipling GO Station
- Langstaff GO Station
- Lincolnville GO Station
- Lisgar GO Station
- Long Branch GO Station
- Malton GO Station
- Maple GO Station
- Markham GO Station
- McMaster University GO Bus Terminal
- Meadowvale GO Station
- Milliken GO Station
- Milton GO Station
- Mimico GO Station
- Mount Joy GO Station
- Mount Pleasant GO Station
- Newmarket GO Bus Terminal
- Newmarket GO Station
- Niagara Falls VIA Station
- Oakville GO Station
- Old Cummer GO Station
- Oriole GO Station
- Oshawa GO Bus Terminal
- Oshawa GO Station
- Pearson International Airport
- Pickering GO Station
- Port Credit GO Station
- Richmond Hill Centre Terminal
- Richmond Hill GO Station
- Rouge Hill GO Station
- Rutherford GO Station
- Scarborough Centre GO Bus Terminal
- Scarborough GO Station
- Square One GO Bus Terminal
- St. Catharines VIA Station
- Stouffville GO Station
- Streetsville GO Station
- Toronto Union Station
- Union Station GO Bus Terminal
- Unionville GO Station
- Weston GO Station
- Whitby GO Station
- York Mills GO Bus Terminal
- York University GO Bus Terminal
- York University GO Station
- Yorkdale GO Bus Terminal
Garages
GO Transit utilizes a great number of garages to store and maintain their bus and train fleets. While some of the bus garages are owned fully by GO Transit, and some are garages rented out from other transit or trucking agencies.
GO owns one rail maintenance facility - Willowbrook Maintenance Centre, located in south-eastern Etobicoke. As well, they own two other yards that are used to store equipment during the middle of the day: Don Yard (located near the mouth of the Don River) and Bathurst North Yard (south of Front Street between Bathurst & Spadina), both of which were former freight yards.
There are also numerous layover facilities near the outlying termini of the rail lines.
Drivers out of certain garages may only serve routes within a certain radial distance from their home garage. Therefore, somebody from Ajax garage cannot do a Barrie route, however, drivers are allowed to operate out of other garages that aren't their home garage on separate shifts.
Bus
- Steeprock - The main bus storage and maintenance facility for GO Transit, located on Steeprock Drive south of Finch Street, west of Dufferin Street.
- Ajax Garage - Satellite garage facility to store GO Transit buses in Ajax, for use by eastern routes, can store up to 23 buses.
- Bramalea Garage - Satellite garage located on the property of Bramalea GO Station. Buses were previously stored at Brampton Transit.
- Guelph Transit garage - 2 buses are kept inside the garage as the 2 drivers live in the area.
- Hamilton Garage (Public Works garage) - Partly rented out to GO Transit by the public works department of Hamilton, used to store buses for use in western routes.
- Milton Garage - Future GO garage.
- Newmarket Garage - Satellite garage serving northern routes. Located adjacent to a Viva garage.
- Streetsville Garage - Newest garage in the GO Transit system located in Mississauga, designed to handle double deckers.
- Oshawa Garage storage for buses along with Durham Region Transit buses
Rail
- Willowbrook Maintenance Centre - GO Transit's main train storage and maintenance facility.
- Don Yard - Located near the intersection of Cherry St. and Lakeshore Blvd. One of two downtown storage yards. 9 trains are stored during midday.
- Bathurst North Yard - Located between Bathurst St. and Spadina Ave. One of two downtown storage yards. 7 trains are stored during midday.
- Allendale Yard - Storage yard for the Barrie Line. 4 trains are stored overnight and on weekends.
- Henry St. Yard - Minor storage yard for the Lakeshore East line. 2 trains are stored overnight and on weekends, and one during midday.
- Milton Yard - Storage yard for the Milton Line. 6 trains are stored overnight and on weekends.


