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New milestone unlocked! ๐
The Scarborough Subway Extension tunnel is now 75% complete! Crews recently installed a 108-metre California Switch inside the tunnel, allowing construction trains to automatically pass one another and keep materials moving efficiently to the tunnel boring machine as excavation continues.
Building new transit comes with challenges, and construction may affect your daily routine. ๐ง
You donโt have to figure it out on your own. Our Community Engagement team is here to answer your questions, share project updates, listen to your feedback, and explain what construction means for your neighbourhood.
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A busy weekend of construction on the rails. ๐ง
Crews worked across the Kitchener, Barrie and Lakeshore West lines on major infrastructure and maintenance projects that will support faster, more reliable and more frequent service as part of GO Expansion. From future stations and a second track, to bridge, platform, and corridor upgrades, we appreciate your patience during weekend service adjustments.
Things are looking...different at the future St.โฏClair-Old Weston Station.
The tracks were recently moved (aka a track shift) to create room for crews to start working on the station platforms and pedestrian tunnels.
One small shift. One big step toward adding a new transit stop in your community.
Fun fact: some trains arenโt for passengers.
Work trains and โyellow plantโ machines are changing how track work gets done. They move materials, install track, and support construction directly in the corridor, making crews more efficient. Better efficiency today means a stronger network tomorrow.
What kind of yellow plant machine are you? (1/6)
Construction is in motion on all four underground stations along the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension!
Crews are building the underground station boxes that will become the main body of each stop. These stops include Martin Grove, Kipling, Islington and Royal York.
With excavation underway, we're one step closer to bringing 9.2-kilometres of rapid transit to the region.
Learn more: https://t.co/UEwVgfYNsy
Heading out?
We've got the tools to make getting where you're going easier. Plan ahead with our Trip Planner, track your ride in real time with GO Tracker, and stay in the know with GO Alerts. @GOtransit
Crews have cut through walls at Bloor GO/UP and Dundas West TTC stations, making way for an extension to the existing pedestrian tunnel. Once complete, customers will have an accessible and safe underground connection between GO Transit, UP Express and TTC services.
Ever wonder how railway tracks are moved and rebuilt?
Class is officially in session! Hereโs how we move, upgrade, and resurface railway track to make room for a new station. ๐ง
@poppy4161 Hi there, could you send us more details or a screenshot via DM of what you're seeing when you log into your PRESTO account? This will help us better understand the issue and assist you more effectively. Thank you.
It took a team effort to keep fans moving during the FIFA World Cup 2026โข๏ธ match period in Toronto โฝ๐
A huge shoutout to our staff and 341 volunteers who helped deliver extra service and support customers travelling to and from every Toronto match, Pearson Airport, and watch parties all across the city!
Thanks for bringing the energy, enthusiasm and hometown pride every step of the way. Fan fest continues to July 19 ๐จ๐ฆ
Have you seen our special Canada Day GO bus?
Whether youโre heading out to visit family and friends on @GOtransit, catching the @UPexpress from Pearson to downtown or tapping your @PRESTOcard for One Fare savings, weโre here to help make your trip easy and safe.
Happy Canada Day!
Itโs electric! โก๏ธ
The operations, maintenance, and storage facility (OMSF) recently energized its outdoor rail yardโs overhead catenary system. This move allowed a Hazel McCallion Line light rail vehicle to operate under its own power for the very first time!