A northbound Georgetown service GO set strolls through the construction site for the West Toronto grade separation project.

GO 555 idles in the Willowbrook Maintenance Facility coupled to GO 556. These two units have been bought out by AMT and are now under the reporting marks RBRX 18555 & RBRX 18556.

Out numbered by her successful rivals, GO 555 and her sister 556 sit across from each other, the row of MP40's in the foreground are now the normal commuter power for the trains before afternoon r... (more)

The switchman sets the switch for GO 555 to couple to GO 556 one track over to the left under the bridge in GO Transit's Willowbrook Yard.

GO No. 555 leads an inbound train towards Union Station during the AM Rush.

Heading eastbound along the south track of the Oakville Subdivision, we are about to knock down the advance signal to Port Credit, the hotbox detector is 0.6 miles away and what you see in front o... (more)

Motoring along at 45 MPH on the south track of the GO Subdivision because of the crossovers at Durham Jct. we are about to slip under CN's York Subdivision which runs from Pickering Jct to MacMill... (more)

On a sunny April morning, GO 555 "Triple Nickel" as I've heard crews call her, pushes her consist back to Willowbrook after completing her morning chores bringing sleepy commuters into the city.

Just about to knock down the Clear to Limited (yes it's flashing) intermediate signal at Eglinton, we slow down for our station stop just beyond the signal on track 3 of the Kingston Subdivision.

Vast approaching Union Station to make our 13:07 station stop, a hi-rail truck sits on track 1 with on going construction of new double-slip switches being installed just west of the station. Can ... (more)

The start of a Sunday morning as we wait to depart Aldershot GO Station on time, the face of the classic Canadian wide cab makes her stance in the morning sunlight.

The early morning rush downhill on the Kingston Sub reveals Lake Ontario to the right and off into the distance the City of Pickering as we approach Rouge Hill GO Station just around the curve at ... (more)

Cruising along on GO 918, we hug along the northern shores of Lake Ontario as many trees in this area have begun to change colour as we continue eastbound to Pickering.

With just two more stops to go, we hammer it east on the straightaway between Ajax and Whitby doing 82 MPH with the overspeed on the F59.