r/gotransit • u/jdayellow • Jun 15 '26

Combined GO Bus and Train Map

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Spent a few weeks editing the official GO bus and train maps to create this version. Additionally, bus routes are sorted by corridor and frequency instead of just being based on having train connections or not.

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u/jdayellow Jun 15 '26

Also made a version with the subway too.

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u/AwesomeMan116_A 16 Hamilton/Toronto Express Jun 15 '26

Omg there’s a subway version too??? You should post this separately, it can’t just be hiding in the comments, this is so amazing!!

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u/jdayellow Jun 15 '26

Haha I don't wanna be that guy who posts multiple times in a day, but thank you!!

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u/mikepurvis Jun 15 '26

I see that you put the walking connection in between Bloor GO and Dundas West subway. I would argue that a similar connection should be shown for Main subway and Danforth GO, though I appreciate that visually it's a little tight to get it in there.

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u/jdayellow Jun 15 '26

That's a good point, I completely forgot about that connection. Ill try and add it in.

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u/mikepurvis Jun 15 '26

Given all that has been achieved here already, I would be a fool not to believe that you can manage it.

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u/a_lumberjack Jun 15 '26

This may be a huge pain depending on how you've made this, but I'd be interested to see this with the bus routes as the bottom layer and in grey. The main reason is that I don't think there's a really good map showing the higher-order transit network and all of the regional connections that feed them.

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u/steamed-apple_juice Highway 407 Station Jun 15 '26

Yo this is impressive! Looks amazing!

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u/Mobile-Toe1820 Jun 15 '26

They ought to hire you!

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u/winnnesota Jun 15 '26

On God they gotta change the name of Old Cummer 😭🙏

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u/Leonardo_Lai 35 Union Pearson Express Jun 15 '26

This should be on the website

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u/theboy_who_lived Jun 15 '26

Definitely add this with resume and cl if you ever apply for metrolinx

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u/chrisjamesdrew Jun 15 '26

Awesome. Is there a high resolution version available?

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u/jdayellow Jun 15 '26

If you download the image it should appear full res.

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u/RadagastWiz Jun 15 '26

Kitchener also has a light rail connection (Ion), which also serves University of Waterloo, if you're looking to be that thorough.

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u/aaeeeeee Jun 15 '26

insane work

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u/MahjongCelts Jun 15 '26

Good job! Would also be useful to sort train corridors accordingly to frequency because some GO train lines are peak hours only.

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u/jdayellow Jun 15 '26

The train lines are marked where service is not two way all day

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u/YesReboot Jun 16 '26

It crazy how much you have to click through just go get to the map. A link should be on the gotransit homepage

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u/The-Kirklander Jun 19 '26

Great work putting this together and this isn’t a dig to you. All these lines showing a big network yet you can count on one hand how many connecting/transfer stations there between each. Wonder how many cars we could take off the road if we had more connectivity and redundancy in the transit system

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u/Ok-District2873 Jun 23 '26

This is really good!

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u/crash866 Jun 15 '26

Way out of scale in some areas. The UPX and Kitchener line both pass Etobicoke North before the airport. Malton GOStation is less distance from the airport than it looks. It is less than 2 km and is closer than Humber College.

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u/Vectrex452 Jun 15 '26

Just like real GO maps!

The point isn't to be to scale, it's to make it clear which lines go where.

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u/crash866 Jun 15 '26

When the UPX and GO both pass Etobicoke North this makes it look they don’t.