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	New Jersey Transit - Home
		NJ TRANSIT asks all customers to be aware of their surroundings.
		NJ TRANSIT buses and light rail lines are operating on or close to schedule.
		NJ TRANSIT has published the Draft EA for the West Trenton Project and is making it available for public review.
	www.njtransit.com (199 words)

	GO Transit at AllExperts
		GO buses are not double-decked (although a BC Transit bus was used in an experiment during May 2002), but they are also characterised by a green and white colour scheme.
		GO Transit was created and funded by the provincial government in 1967 as Government of Ontario Transit (hence the acronym 'GO') and was financed entirely by the Province of Ontario until the end of 1997.
		GO Transit transferred over to the municipal sector as an arm of the GTSB on August 7, 1999, thus completing the process that had begun with the funding change of 1998.
	en.allexperts.com /e/g/go/go_transit.htm (3394 words)

	Provincial Transit Improvements
		GO Transit carries 44 million passengers a year in an extensive network of train and bus services that is one of North America's premier transportation systems.
		GO Trains and GO Buses serve a population of five million in an 8,000 square kilometre area radiating from downtown Toronto to Hamilton and Guelph in the west; Orangeville, Barrie and Beaverton to the north; and Port Perry, Oshawa and Newcastle in the east.
		GO Transit developed its 10-Year Capital Expansion Plan in close collaboration with the municipalities serviced by GO Transit which was put forward on the basis of one-third municipal, one-third provincial and one-third federal funding.
	www.mto.gov.on.ca /english/about/transit (1512 words)

	What is GO?
		GO Transit is Canada's first, and Ontario's only, interregional public transit system, linking Toronto with the surrounding regions of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
		The GO Transit Board of Directors is appointed by the province.
		GO Trains and GO Buses serve a population of more than five million in an 8,000-square-kilometre area (3,000 square miles) extending from downtown Toronto to Hamilton, Milton, and Guelph in the west; Orangeville, Barrie, and Beaverton to the north; Stouffville, Uxbridge, and Port Perry in the northeast; and Oshawa and Newcastle in the east.
	www.gotransit.com /PUBLIC/aboutgo/whatisgo.htm (703 words)

	GO Transit Article
		GO Transit celebrated transporting 40 million passengers in a single year in a ceremony Dec 13 at Toronto's Union Station when rider Judith Brissett was recognized as the system's symbolic 40 millionth passenger and presented with a pass for one year of free transit as well as a gift basket.
		Ridership 0n GO Transit services climbed from 2.5 million in 1970-71 to over 36 million in 1998-99, and is continuing to grow by 4% to 6% per year.
		Whereas Lakeshore GO Trains carried 2 ½ million passengers in the first year, today the combined network handles 36 million riders a year And this figure is rising by 4 to 6% annually.
	www.skytraincorp.com /goarticl.htm (1321 words)

	Transit Toronto - Content: The GO Transit FAQ List
		Go Transit is also improving its infrastructure, proceeding with environmental assessments As to build grade separations at West Toronto on the Georgetown Corridor, Snyder on the Bradford line and Hagerman on the Stouffville line, and additional tracks on the Lakeshore West and Georgetown Corridors.
		For one thing, GO Transit's commuter rail service is focused primarily on the inner ring of the Greater Toronto Area (east of Oakville, west of Oshawa, south of Richmond Hill).
		Existing GO bus services to Hamilton, Barrie and Guelph are the legacy of the former Gray Coach commuter buses that were assumed by GO Transit in the 1980s.
	transit.toronto.on.ca /gotransit/2001.shtml (1084 words)

	MAH - GO Transit
		However, a permanent area-wide governance mechanism responsible for GO Transit operations and funding may not be in place by that date.
		To enable municipal funding of GO Transit until a permanent mechanism is in place, the Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority Act (TATOA), would be amended.
		The GO Chair position is currently vacant and the York Region chair Eldred King is serving as interim chair.
	www.mah.gov.on.ca /userfiles/HTML/nts_1_1925_1.html (459 words)

	GO Transit
		GO Transit (short for Government of Ontario Transit Operating Authority) was created as a transit agency in 1967 to provide commuter train service throughout the Golden Horseshoe into downtown Toronto.
		1523 is shown at the Whitby GO station on Oct. 12, 2005.
		2273 is a 2005 MCI D4500CT, shown at the Barrie Transit Terminal on Oct. 13, 2005.
	www.tomsbuspage.ca /GOTransit.htm (581 words)

	Work begins on the GO Transit Stouffville line - May 25, 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The expansion is part of the GO Transit Rail Improvement Program (GO TRIP), a billion-dollar expansion funded by the governments of Canada, Ontario, and the municipalities through the Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund.
		Construction on GO Transit’s Stouffville line will begin immediately with an underpass being built to separate the two intersecting rail lines that are located in Markham, between the Milliken and Unionville GO Stations.
		In May 2004, a funding agreement for GO Transit expansion was finalized between the Government of Canada, the Government of Ontario and GO Transit.
	www.tc.gc.ca /mediaroom/releases/nat/2006/06-h040e.htm (1373 words)

	GO transit gains government grants worth C$1 billion - Transit Update Railway Age - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: )
		GO Transit will be receiving about C$1 billion from Canada's federal, provincial, and municipal governments to expand its service west and north of Toronto.
		The projects that GO Transit is expected to undertake include the addition of a third track, a new storage yard, and improvements to signaling systems along the Lakeshore and Union Station corridors.
		Go Transit carries more than 43 million passengers a year by train and bus.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1215/is_5_204/ai_102090358 (339 words)

	MSU - GO Transit
		GO Transit will no longer give refunds for two-ride tickets due to their low value and the ability to use the tickets for an undetermined period of time.
		GO Transit personnel verify ticket origin and destination and issue fines for passengers travelling outside of the designated area with an invalid ticket.
		While onboard GO trains or buses, the student must ensure that they are in possession of both their GO ID and valid fare media.
	www.msu.mcmaster.ca /compass/go_transit.php (999 words)

	RAILROAD.NET :: View topic - New Locomotives for GO Transit
		According to a story published in the May 13th edition of The Toronto Star, GO Transit wants to replace their entire fleet of 45 F59PH locomotives with 53 new ones over the next few years at a cost of almost $3 million.
		GO cites the age of the fleet as the main reason for doing this but also says it wants to run longer (12-car) trains which now requires two units.
		GO does indeed run long trains nowadays, and it seems that they may have forced their F59PHs to exceed their capabilities.
	www.railroad.net /forums/viewtopic.php?p=81854 (1730 words)

	$1.05 billion investment - making GO Transit a better choice - December 23, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		GO Transit will increase the number of trains and buses and add new tracks and stations to deliver more frequent and reliable service.
		A study to address the environmental requirements for the GO Transit Class EA (Ontario) has been completed and a CEAA screening is underway on the Bradford corridor for the Snider rail-rail grade separation at the CN York subdivision freight line.
		Detailed design is expected to commence in early 2005 for the GO rail underpass that will allow GO Transit to avoid delays caused by conflicts with freight trains.
	www.tc.gc.ca /mediaroom/releases/nat/2004/04-h132e.htm (1085 words)

	Bradford (GO Transit) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bradford is one of the seven train lines of the GO Transit system in the Greater Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada.
		On October 5, 2005, GO Transit issued a press release stating that the number of trains on the line would be expanded to four for the morning southbound trip, and four for the afternoon return.
		Should the expansion of the TTC's Yonge-University-Spadina line proceed as planned, a new GO station would likely be built to interchange with the new Sheppard West subway station; this would not be until 2012 at the earliest.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bradford_(GO_Transit) (439 words)

	York Region Transit: Moving York -- Schedules & Route Maps -- TTC in York Region (Site not responding. Last check: )
		GO Transit provides train service to/from Toronto Union Station for commuters in York Region.
		The month or date printed on your GO monthly or day pass indicates the period for which your pass is valid.
		GO Transit group passes and employee passes cannot be used with the 50¢ Ride to GO fare.
	www.yorkregiontransit.com /gotransit.asp (720 words)

	TransitHub GO Transit Gallery
		GO 2141 passes by on Rathburn Rd to make a stop at Square One prior to coninuing to Oakville GO Station.
		GO D4500 2186 is on layover prior to starting a run on the Stouffville line to Uxbridge.
		Also placed on display at the 2005 GO Family Day event and at the opposite end of 237 is GO Transit 556.
	www.transithub.net /gotransit.htm (523 words)

	City of Toronto, Toronto Transit Commission TTC
		Mississauga Transit fares are not accepted at the stops in the airport.
		GO Transit operates bus service from York Mills and Yorkdale subway stations to Terminal 1 (Ground level) and Terminal 2 (Arrivals level) at Pearson Airport.
		For more information on GO Transit service, including fares, call GO Transit at 416-869-3200 or 1 888 GET ON GO (438-6646), or visit their Web site at www.gotransit.com.
	www.toronto.ca /ttc/service_to_airport.htm (464 words)

	GO Transit
		1506 is the only ex-Texas 102A3 that was painted into the old livery of GO Transit, the other units were painted into the newer livery with some green at the front (all but 1500 and 1506).
		One of the first Orion V suburban GO Transit is seen here at the York Region Terminal.
		Front and rear view of GO Transit's new Orion 05.501 transit buses, these buses are different from the first batch and will likely be GO Transit's last transit bus purchase.
	www.geocities.com /ttc2600/gotransit/gotransit.htm (422 words)

	Durham - Temporary website
		The Co-fare program allows customers connecting with GO Trains and GO Buses at Rouge Hill, Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa GO Stations to use DRT for travel within the local service area at a reduced fare and is available in cash, 10 ride tickets and monthly Co-Fare passes.
		A GO transfer ticket stamped DRT provides a record of the trip as a GO Transit passenger.
		Customers are required to keep the GO ticket on their person as evidence of the paid GO fare.
	www.durhamregiontransit.com /durham/index_e.aspx?DetailID=144 (593 words)

	GO Transit Can't Conquer the Cold - SkyscraperCity (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Those were some of the excuses GO Transit officials threw out to commuters last year when winter hit the city's inter-regional transit system hard.
		A week after the transportation ministry said enhancements at GO "will make it more reliable for commuters this winter," there was a new excuse put forward this week: split rails.
		In the fall, GO installed seven hot-air blowers to prevent switches from freezing and purchased a high-pressure blower to clear snow and ice buildup on switches.
	www.skyscrapercity.com /showthread.php?t=162154 (593 words)

	Transit Toronto
		GO Transit continues to watch from the sidelines as Canadian National continues to talk to the union representing its locomotive engineers.
		The two sides are approaching a strike deadline and, tomorrow morning, GO Transit riders could find themselves without train service on all lines, excepting Milton.
		The strike does not affect GO’s buses, but GO admits that its system would be overwhelmed by commuters stranded by the loss of train service.
	transit.toronto.on.ca /archives/weblog/2005/05/17-go_transit.shtml (199 words)

	GO Transit \| Toronto \| WCities Destination Guide
		In existence since 1967, GO Transit operates six routes of daily commuter trains out of Union Station.
		GO Trains run through a total of 49 stations with many offering connections to GO bus services, including Union Station.
		The GO Transit main terminal is located on Elizabeth Street, near the Metro Coach Terminal at Bay Street and Dundas Street West.
	www.wcities.com /en/record/69,23833/89/record.html (145 words)

	Proud To Be Canadian .ca
		GO Transit officials promised yesterday to block further insults on its trains.
		Some of the trains’; scrolling LED signs bore the words “Stephen Harper eats babies.” Edmund Shea, head of public affairs for Go Transit, said it was a case of electronic vandalism.
		The incidents have forced GO Transit to shut down all of the electronic signs until Exclusive Advertising, the company responsible for them, can reprogram them with password security.
	www.proudtobecanadian.ca /blog/index/weblog/4347 (893 words)

	GO Transit struggles with crew changes
		GO Transit riders faced delays on the Lakeshore train line for the second day in a row Wednesday.
		The public transit system struggled on Tuesday, the first day back to work for many Torontonians, with multiple train delays on the Lakeshore line blamed on employee cuts.
		Ed Drass, a transit columnist with Toronto's Metro newspaper, fears recent delays may indicate long-term problems for riders in the year ahead.
	www.cbc.ca /canada/toronto/story/2007/01/03/gotrain-delays.html?ref=rss (1342 words)

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