Go Train Schedule Adjusted for Wednesday Morning Commute | CBC News
GO Transit is advising commuters to prepare ahead for their Wednesday morning travel. Recovery operations are still ongoing at Union Station following a train derailment that disrupted services for thousands of passengers. As a result, a special schedule will be in place to facilitate ongoing restoration efforts, as detailed on Metrolinx’s website.
Wednesday Morning Schedule Adjustments
Passengers are encouraged to check the updated schedule online before heading out. The following adjustments will be effective on Wednesday morning:
- Lakeshore East: 60-minute service, excluding peak times of 15–30 minutes.
- Lakeshore West: 60-minute service, excluding peak times of 15–30 minutes.
- UP Express: Returns to a regular 15-minute service interval.
- Kitchener: 60-minute service, excluding peak times of 30 minutes.
- Milton: 30-minute service during morning peak hours.
- Richmond Hill: 60-minute service during morning peak hours.
- Stouffville: 30-minute service during morning peak hours.
- Barrie: 30-minute service during morning peak hours.
Impact of the Derailment
On Monday morning, a GO train departing from Union Station derailed after contacting a track switch. This incident led to significant signal system disruptions, impacting train schedules extensively. As a result, repairs to the damaged signal system are currently underway and are expected to take additional time.
On Tuesday, service operated on a modified schedule, with some delays on the Lakeshore East and West lines. Metrolinx reports that while most track repairs are complete, full restoration is still in progress.
Commuters are advised to remain flexible with their travel plans as disruptions may continue. More updates will be provided as the situation evolves.
