Milton corridor GO Bus route and schedule changes, including new service to
Kitchener-Waterloo and Cambridge

TORONTO , Oct. 14, 2009 /CNW/ - Starting Saturday, October 31 , we are introducing several changes to service on the Milton corridor, including the introduction of a new GO Bus service. Here are the highlights:

Milton - Bronte GO Bus Service changes

Starting Monday, November 2 , GO Bus trips from Milton GO Station connecting with Lakeshore West GO Train service will run to the Bronte carpool lot, stop at the new bus terminal on campus at Sheridan College , and then connect with GO Train service at Oakville GO Station rather than at Bronte. Departure and run times for this service will be adjusted.

Change to Milton GO Bus service trip

Starting Monday, November 2 , the bus trip that leaves Cooksville GO Station at 9:50 a.m. will be extended to include a stop at Square One at 9:35. There will be no change to the trip's scheduled arrival time at Union Station of 10:20.

New Kitchener-Waterloo/Cambridge GO Bus service starting October 31

We're introducing a new bus service to Kitchener-Waterloo and Cambridge, starting Saturday, October 31 .

On weekdays, regular trips will run eastbound and westbound, serving the University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University, the Kitchener Bus Terminal, Cambridge SmartCentres, the Aberfoyle GO park and ride lot, a new Milton park and ride lot at Hwy. 401 and RRNo.25, and Square One GO Bus Terminal. Additional trips in the rush hours will offer connecting service at Milton GO Station to GO Train trips to and from Union Station.

The new service will run on weekends and holidays as well, with trips serving the Milton park and ride lot and Square One (not Milton GO Station).

For specific train and bus schedule information, please pick up a new schedule. The public can also call 416.869.3200, 1.888.GET ON GO (438.6646), or 1.800.387.3652 TTY, or check the Schedules section at gotransit.com.

GO Transit is the Province of Ontario's interregional public transit system linking Toronto with the surrounding regions of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and beyond. GO carries nearly 55 million passengers a year in an extensive network of train and bus services that spans over 10,000 square kilometres. GO Transit is a division of Metrolinx.

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