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Snowmelt system being installed at Rutherford GO
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The rebar is actually for a slab over the tunnel that will carry the second track. I'm surprised they haven't torn down the old GO elevator building in the middle of what will be the east platform. Nice to see that they are starting to get the platform shelter built further down the track.
 
EnviroTO said:
The rebar is actually for a slab over the tunnel that will carry the second track. I'm surprised they haven't torn down the old GO elevator building in the middle of what will be the east platform. Nice to see that they are starting to get the platform shelter built further down the track.
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I belie it's being kept in place right now for TTC access to a community centre that is on that side of the tracks, that and the only other elevator that access the station building is at the parking lot
 
Allandale25 said:
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Thanks for another great video Reece.

With all due respect, your video doesn't cover what 99% of Toronto transit users want to know from Metrolinx..............how much is it going to cost to use the service? All the improvements in the world will not mean anything to most people because they still won't be able to use the system. One may live right near a GO station and it may have 30 trains going by every hour but that will not increase ridership if the bulk {students, lower income, working class, seniors, disabled} of the potential new riders can't take advantage of it.

GO & RER can indeed be a truly transformative project moving millions of Torontonians everyday or an expensive make-work project with both limited appeal and ridership and it's all going to depend on the fares.
 
Lakeshore West – Temporary weekend service changes, September 11 to 12
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Lakeshore West customers: During the weekend of September 11 to 12, Lakeshore West GO trains will run hourly while important construction is carried out to upgrade our rail infrastructure.

Here’s what you need to know:
- From the beginning of service on Saturday, September 11 to the end of service on Sunday, September 12, GO train service on Lakeshore West will run hourly.
- Trips to and from Niagara Falls will continue to run on their regular schedule.
- Only the north platform will be open at Exhibition GO station during this work to accommodate construction on the tracks in that area.
- Customers traveling westbound and connecting at Union Station between Lakeshore East and Lakeshore West trains may experience longer wait times from 33 to 48 minutes due to the schedule changes required to accommodate this work.
- Check schedules before you travel and use triplinx.ca to plan your trip.
- Plan your trip here or see the full schedules here. Be sure to consult gotransit.com often for updates.

Eastbound service:
- Trains will depart every hour from West Harbour GO beginning at 5:13 a.m. until the end of service.
- Niagara service will depart Niagara Falls GO starting at 11:16 a.m.

Westbound service:
- Trains will depart every hour from Union Station beginning at 6:45 a.m. until the end of service.
- Niagara service will depart Union Station starting at 8:51 a.m.

Bus connections:
- Route 18 customers will experience longer wait times of 38 to 45 minutes connecting to/from Lakeshore West trains.
- Customers on bus routes 12 and 15 will not be affected.

These service changes allow us to carry out important construction work to improve rail infrastructure. Additional construction will take place later this fall on the Lakeshore West line. This construction work is part of important upgrades to aged rail infrastructure. These upgrades will improve train speeds, service life and reliability, allowing us to provide better service to you in the future.

Things may be different, but our commitment to your health, comfort and safety will never change.
- Check out the coronavirus safety measures we’ve been taking to help our passengers and employees travel safe on GO.
- Our services are operating a little differently. It’s good to plan accordingly. Get the latest GO Transit schedules changes and service updates.
- Public health officials stress that even once you are vaccinated, it is important to follow health and safety measures. Wearing a mask on transit is mandatory.
- Keep and eye out for our specially-wrapped "see-through" Safety Never Stops buses on a GO Bus route near you; you may even be lucky enough to ride one.
- Have questions? We have answers. Check out our FAQ for the latest travel advice.​
 
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