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More GO Train Service: What Durham customers need to know
How Lakeshore East Line riders can benefit from the biggest GO service increase since 2013.
Apr 19, 2024
Durham Region GO Train customers are in for a treat – as Metrolinx recently announced the largest GO Train service increase in years.
Part of those changes means increased frequency along the Lakeshore East Line, stopping at GO stations in Durham Region, including Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Durham College Oshawa GO.
Here’s what you need to know:
Lakeshore East customers can jump on a train every 15 minutes on weekend afternoons and evenings between Durham College Oshawa GO and Union Station
An improvement compared to the previous 30 minutes service
Want to get the full picture on the major GO Transit changes? Click here.
Be sure to check the latest schedules on the GO Transit website – as departure times along the Lakeshore East Line may have changed.
Looking for something fun to do this spring and summer?
Starting May 4, our GO Explore bus services return to Canada’s Wonderland and the Toronto Zoo.
GO Bus Routes 47 and 52 will serve Canada’s Wonderland on weekends starting May 4 to Aug. 25
GO Bus Route 96 will serve the Toronto Zoo on weekends only starting May 4 to Aug. 25
This is all part of our ongoing efforts to bring more flexibility and choice for customers traveling across the region.
Saving money with transit
Speaking of choice, using transit across the region is now as simple as tapping your debit or credit card.
Seniors and students can benefit from significant discounts when paying with a PRESTO card.
What’s more – kids 12 and under ride for free on GO Transit! Adults in the group can hop from GO to TTC for free with Ontario’s One Fare Program – and all it takes is a single tap.
More affordable transit makes it easier and cheaper to go to work, school, take in a game, visit friends and family, and so much more, without getting into a car.
Click here to learn more about Lakeshore West GO Train service increases and be sure to check out the benefits coming to Brampton too.
by Shane Kalicharan Metrolinx editorial content advisor