Looking for a map that shows all of the GO Transit lines? Here is the system map of train and bus routes for the entire GO network.

Jun 25, 2015 · This map shows where the GO-ALRT Lakeshore East would have gone, and how the extension of the conventional Lakeshore GO Train replaced it. The GO-ALRT project on the east was developed to a far greater extent than on the west.

GO ALRT (Government of Ontario Advanced Light Rail Transit) [2] was a rapid transit system proposed by GO Transit in 1982. The ALRT system would have been implemented along two new lines in the Greater Toronto Area.

Nov 8, 2022 · William (who prefers to be identified by first name only), a 16-year-old student with a passion for transit and graphic design, created a map that depicts what the GO Transit network could have...

This map shows where the GO-ALRT Lakeshore East would have gone, and how the extension of the conventional Lakeshore GO Train replaced it. The GO-ALRT project on the east was developed to a far greater extent than on the west.

The GO system map shows seven train lines (or corridors), all departing from Toronto's Union Station and mostly named respectively after the outer terminus (or former terminus) of train service:

This map shows where the GO-ALRT Lakeshore East would have gone, and how the extension of the conventional Lakeshore GO Train replaced it. The GO-ALRT project on the east was developed to a far greater extent than on the west.

Feb 5, 2025 · Map type: local | Total track length: 300 miles | Center coordinate: 43.7003, -79.4817 | * Line A: (Metro/rapid transit, 37 stations) Oshawa Central, Oshawa South, Thornton's Corners, Whitby, East Ajax, Ajax, Pickering, Rouge Hill, Guildwood, Eglinton, Scarborough Southwest, Hollis Park, Danforth, Gerrard, East Harbour, St Lawrence, Union ...

GO-ALRT (Advanced Light Rail Transit) was a rapid transit system proposed by GO Transit in 1982. The plan consisted of three lines: one along the Lakeshore between Hamilton and Oshawa, one paralleling Highway 401 between Oakville and Pickering, and another connecting Brampton and Mississauga.

Jun 9, 2023 · There were three proposed lines for the GO ALRT rapid transit system, one of which would have replaced the Lakeshore West and East Lines with frequent, fast, and electrified service.