lakeshore west line造句

• Train service was also extended to Burlington on the Lakeshore West line in 1992.
• In Canada, the service shares the route of the GO Transit Lakeshore West line.
• The Mimico GO Station on the Lakeshore West line provides commuter rail service to Oakville.
• Etobicoke is also home to four GO stations : Mimico stations on the Lakeshore West line.
• Rail and bus service operates from Bronte GO Station, situated on the Lakeshore West line connecting Bronte to communities along the shore, including Toronto.
• Combined with additional work undertaken since the early 1990s, this gives the Lakeshore West line at least three tracks from Union Station through to Bayview Junction.
• It is a stop on GO's Lakeshore West line train service and, until October 2007, served as the western terminus for weekend service.
• On weekends and holidays in the summer it is also served by GO Transit excursion trains operating by way of the Lakeshore West line between Toronto and Niagara Falls.
• The population growth in the Greater Toronto Area since 1967 has resulted in the establishment of GO Transit Lakeshore West line commuter rail service on the Grimsby and Oakville Subdivisions.
• GO trains started serving the Canadian National Exhibition in August 1967 from an older platform just west of the Dufferin Street bridge over the Lakeshore West line and the Queen Elizabeth Way.
• A third track between Port Credit station and Kerr Street in Oakville; was completed in 2011 giving the Lakeshore West line a minimum of three tracks from Union to Bayview jct in Burlington.
• GO Transit in Toronto operates mainly during rush hours on most lines, but offers all-day service seven days a week along its busiest corridor, the Lakeshore East line and Lakeshore West line.
• Third tracks were added from Burlington station to Bayview Junction ( between Aldershot and Hamilton ) on the Lakeshore West line, from Cherry Street in Downtown Toronto to Scarborough station on the Lakeshore East line, and from Mount Pleasant station to Bramalea station on the Georgetown line.
• It has complete ownership of the Barrie, Stouffville and Lakeshore East lines and majority ownership of the Lakeshore West line ( to a point just West of Burlington GO station ) and Richmond Hill line ( to Doncaster Junction, a point in between Milton lines, a situation that is unlikely to change as the lines are heavily used by freight traffic.
• The LRT will connect to three GO Transit rail lines ( Georgetown line at Brampton GO Station, Milton line at Cooksville GO Station, and Lakeshore West line at Port Credit GO Station ), and seven rapid transit lines ( Lakeshore Rapid Transit, Dundas Rapid Transit, Highway 407 Transitway, Z黰 Steeles, Z黰 Queen, Z黰 Main, and Mississauga BRT ).