What trains does Go Train use?

The Go Train and Its Rolling Stock

The Go Train network, operated by GO Transit, is an extensive rail system serving the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area and the Greater Golden Horseshoe. The network is powered by a fleet of 90 locomotives and 979 passenger cars, enabling the system to transport over 40 million riders annually.

Locomotives:

• F59PHI: A versatile diesel-electric locomotive used for both passenger and freight services. It is equipped with a 16-cylinder diesel engine and can reach speeds of up to 110 mph (177 km/h).
• MP40PH-3C: A more modern diesel-electric locomotive designed for passenger service. It features a 12-cylinder diesel engine and has a top speed of 125 mph (201 km/h).

Passenger Cars:

• BiLevel Coach: Double-decker passenger cars that provide increased seating capacity. They are equipped with comfortable seats, power outlets, and Wi-Fi connectivity.
• Single-Level Coach: Standard single-level passenger cars that offer spacious seating arrangements. They also feature air conditioning, overhead luggage racks, and accessible seating.
• Gallery Car: A distinctive type of passenger car with open-style seating and panoramic windows. It provides passengers with a unique sightseeing experience.
• Cab Control Car: A specialized passenger car that includes a driver’s cab at one end. It allows for remote locomotive operation, providing increased flexibility and efficiency.

The Go Train’s rolling stock fleet undergoes regular maintenance and upgrades to ensure safety, reliability, and passenger comfort. The system’s locomotives and passenger cars are equipped with advanced technologies, including GPS tracking, onboard diagnostics, and automated train control systems.