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Table 31 Kitchener.Indd Kitchener CONTACT US Route number 30-31-33 Numéro du trajet Kitchener GO Train and Bus Schedule/ Gormley v: 202009 1 2 3 4 5 6 MISSISSAUGA / BRAMPTON 7 8 9 * 0 # 1-888-438-6646 Horaire des trains et des autobus GO 31 31A 31B 30 Maple 416-869-3200 31E 31F 31H 31 31B 31E 7 0 4 31J 31M Y 31H 31L 31N W RICHMOND H HILL TTY/ATS: 33 33A 33B 31N 31 31E 31H York Mills Richmond Hill 33D 33E Bramalea 1-800-387-3652 Transit 31L 31N Rutherford B R R Terminal A D M A D L IR E Etobicoke North Yorkdale A A V R Langstaff O D 31 31A 31B B Main St. N @ Bramalea Malton Barrie H 31M KT 30 31 33 U 31E 31F Richmond Bovaird Dr. W R O TORONTO N Hill T A R 33 33B 33D T M IO VAUGHAN R I A S S Weston Old Cummer F S T A I 33E 33F 33G L S G S TORONTO A A Steeles Ave. E @ First UGulf Blvd. / R G York gotransit.com/schedules R D A 33 33A 33B Brampton Steeles Ave. E @ RutherfordR Rd. S Kitchener D University Oriole Union Stn – 33E 1 31 31A 31B 40 Shopper’s Y H See Mississauga/Brampton inset Downsview HW W GO Bus Term. Kitchener World B Park 31E 31F 31H R York Mills A Hurontario St. @ Hwy 407 Y M A 7 L 0 Keele St. @ Bus Terminal 31J P E 4 Park & Ride 4 A Y R D W Hwy 401 2 R H T D Bloor S 33 33A 33B 33 33A 33B 7 D Etobicoke IR N A E V North Yorkdale E 33E O U 33E B Bus Terminal Q @GOtransitKT Guelph E 31 31A 31B 33 33C 33D Mount Weston TORONTO V 31 31A 31B A Pleasant S 31E 31F 31M 33E 33F 33G Union Stn – E 31M 31F Kitchener L T E S H Milton GO Bus Term. E M N W 1 H T E 0 W IS E Y 4 S 33 33C 33D 7 Georgetown S 4 Y Y I U 1 Y S Q 0 W Bloor W S H 4 A P 2 H U 33F GUELPH ST G 7 Rockwood A R Acton D Alma St. @ Kipling Guelph St. MISSISSAUGA Exhibition 31 31A 31B 1 2 3 Inkerman St. 4 5 6 30 Mississauga Rd. @ 7 8 9 @ King St. * 0 # 31E 31F 31M Mimico See Something? Royal Bank Dr./ Dixie Dupont Meadow Pl. 33 33D 33E Acton Main St. S @ George St. / Meadowvale GUELPH 33F 33G 31 31A 31E Say Something. Main St. S @ Cross St. Lisgar 30 Cooksville Long Branch 31F 31H 31J 31 31A 31B 1 31 31A 31B 0 D 4 Streetsville A Y 31L 31N O W 24/7 Transit Safety Dispatch: R 31 31A 31B 31M 31F K 33 33C 33D H R Erindale O Port Credit Y 31M 31F 33F33 33C 33D 1-877-297-0642 Georgetown Guelph Central 33 33C 33D 33F Lakeshore West 33F Milton D University of Guelph R Clarkson E N G O 30 T O S R D O Brampton N 31 31A 31B S T MILTON 31M 33 33C 33D prestocard.ca 33F Oakville Lake Ontario 30 401 Toronto HWY OAKVILLE PUSLINCH Bronte Legend / Légende Kitchener train line / Corridor ferroviaire Kitchener 1 2 3 4 5 6 Appleby 7 8 9 * 0 # Sign-up for email or Daily / Quotidiennement KITCHENER Bus route / Ligne d’autobus See Kitchener inset 30 Kitchener – Bramalea text alerts/ Inscrivez- Includes GO Bus routes 30, 31, and Burlington WATERLOO 31 Georgetown vous pour recevoir des 33 / Inclut les trajets 30, 31, et 33 Kitchener 33 Guelph – North York 30 alertes par courriel ou Kitchener Aldershot GO Train station / Gare GO d’autobus GO Ontario St. @ Joseph St. (Kitchener Bus Terminal) Major bus stop / Arrêt d’autobus principal message texte. HW Y 8 P Major bus stop with parking / Arrêt d’autobus principal avec stationnement HWY 401 West gotransit.com/OnTheGO KITCHENER 30 Harbour Subway or RT connection / Correspondance Métro ou RT Effective / À partir de: CAMBRIDGE Hamilton Union Pearson Express connection / JANUARY Correspondance Union Pearson Express 23 JANVIER 2021 08-01-2021 How to read our schedules Comment lire nos horaires Step 1 Step 3 Étape 1 Étape 3 Find the station or terminal Look across the rows Schedule times Trouvez votre gare ou Regardez dans les Indications selon you are departing from. for available departure terminus de départ. La rangées pour obtenir les Stops are listed across times. shown in liste des arrêts est donnée heures de départ offertes. un système horaire the top in the order they Step 4 24-hour clock en haut dans l’ordre dans Étape 4 de 24 heures are served. lequel ils sont desservis. Not all trains or buses Midnight to noon Les trains ou les autobus De minuit à midi: Step 2 stop at every station. 00 01 - 12 00 Étape 2 ne s’arrêtent pas tous 00 01 - 12 00 à The upper left corner If you see the train Noon to midnight Le coin supérieur à chaque gare. Si vous De midi à minuit: à tells you what day the or bus will not stop at 12 01 - 24 00 gauche vous indique le voyez le symbole 12 01 - 24 00 schedule is for and the that station. jour pour lequel l’horaire le train ou l’autobus ne direction of travel. est donné et la direction s’arrêtera pas à cette gare. de circulation. Legend Notes Légende Notes Train trips D Stops to let off passengers on Horaire des trains D Arrêt sur demande seulement. request only. Bus trips Horaire des autobus b Le départ de l’autobus est retardé b Trip holds for connection from bus. pour assurer la connexion de l’autobus. à Trip does not serve this location. à Trajet ne sert pas cette station. c Trip continues to and terminates at c Le parcours s’arrête au terminus â Check below for connecting trips. Bramalea Transit Terminal. Vérifiez les trajets de Bramalea Transit Terminal. â correspondance cidessous. GO Train service is accessible to h Trip holds for connection. h Le départ de l’autobus est retardé passengers using mobility devices Service de trains GO accessible aux pour assurer la correspondance. ♿ at this location. S GO Bus services GO Station from personnes utilisant des aides à la bus stop on street. ♿ mobilité à cet endroit. S Les autobus GO desservent la gare à GO Bus service is accessible to partir de l’arrêt situé sur la rue. passengers using mobility devices Service d’autobus GO accessible at this location. aux personnes utilisant des aides à la mobilité à cet endroit. GO Train & GO Bus service is accessible to passengers using Les services de trains et d’autobus ♿ mobility devices at this location. GO sont accessibles aux util- isateurs d’un appareil d’aide à la Parking available. ♿ mobilité à cet endroit. Vélos Bicycles Stationnement disponible. 1. Les vélos ne sont pas autorisés dans la 1. Bicycles are not allowed in Union Station gare Union ou à bord des trains du lundi or on-board trains during morning rush au vendredi, pendant l’heure de pointe hour (6:30-9:30) and evening rush hour (6:30-9:30) et pendant l’heure de pointe du (15:30-18:30), Monday to Friday. soir (15:30-18:30). For the latest schedule Pour consulter les horaires les plus information and updates, please 2. Foldable bicycles are allowed on-board récents et les mises à jour, veuillez 2. Les vélos pliables sont permis à bord visit gotransit.com/schedules. 2 trains at all times. visiter gotransit.com/schedules. 3 des trains en tout temps. Monday to Friday (except holidays) Du lundi au vendredi (sauf les jours fériés) EASTBOUND EN DIRECTION EST 5 5 5 4 4 2 2 Ar Ar 27 27 39 39 38 37 35 35 35 34 22 33 33 33 22 33 32 31 Zone→ Dp Acton Guelph Guelph Toronto Toronto Toronto Kitchener Brampton Brampton Brampton Brampton Brampton Brampton Brampton Etobicoke Rockwood North York North York North York North Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Mississauga Mississauga Kitchener Route Number Numéro du trajet Kitchener GO St. Joseph @ St. Ontario (Kitchener Bus Terminal) University of Guelph GO Central Guelph Alma St. @ Inkerman St. GO Acton St. George @ S. St. Main GO Georgetown St. King @ St. Guelph GO Pleasant Mount Mississauga Rd. @ Royal Bank Dr. Main St. N. @ Bovaird Dr. W. GO Brampton World Shopper's Hurontario St. @ Hwy. 407 Steeles Ave. E. @ First Gulf Blvd. Bramalea GO GO Malton Keele St. @ Hwy. 401 Yorkdale Bus Terminal York Mills Bus Terminal GO North Etobicoke Weston GO GO Bloor Station Union Trip Number Trip du parcours Numéro S D 31E 31020 ♿ ♿ ♿ ♿ ♿ ♿04 05 04 12 ♿04 20 ♿→ ♿04 26 ♿04 35 ♿04 39 ♿→ ♿04 44 ♿04 50 ♿05 00 → ♿→ ♿→ ♿→ ♿→ ♿→ ♿05 30 31F 31030 04 40 04 47 04 55 → 05 01 05 10 05 14 → 05 19 → → → → → → → → 05 50 31L 31040 05 10 05 20 → → → → → → 05 50 33E 33050 04 55 05 02 05 10 → 05 18 05 30 05 36 05 40 → → → 06 00 06 05 06 15 30 30020 04 33 04 38 → → → → → → → → 05 23 → → → → → 05 38↓ 33C 33010 04 25 04 30 04 43 04 54 05 06 05 15↓ 3702 05 30 → 05 40 → → 05 46 → → → 05 53 05 59 → → → 06 05 06 10 06 16 06 28 33E 33080 05 30h 05 38 05 48 → 05 57 06 10 06 18 06 25 → → → 06 50 06 55 07 05 33E 33110 06 00 06 08 06 18 → 06 27 06 40 06 48 06 55 → → → 07 25 07 30 07 40 33E 33142 06 30 06 38 06 48 → 06 57 07 10 07 18 07 25 → → → 07 55 08 05 08 15 30 30040 05 23 05 30 → → → → → → → → 06 23 → → → → → 06 38↓ 3902 05 39 → → 06 00 → 06 15 → 06 30 → 06 40 → → 06 46 → → → 06 53 06 59 → → → 07 05 07 10 07 16 07 28 33C 33140 05 54 06 04 06 17 06 28 06 40 06 49↓ 3606 07 00 → 07 10 → → 07 16 → → → 07 23 07 29 → → → 07 35 07 40 07 46 07 58 33E 33170 07 00h 07 08 07 18 → 07 27 07 40 07 48 07 56 → → → 08 30 08 40 08 50 33 33200 06 30 06 40 06 53 07 04 07 18 07 30 07 38 07 50 → 07 59 08 15 08 23 08 31 → → → 09 05 09 15 09 25 30 30090 06 18 06 25 → → → → → → → → 07 23 → → → → → 07 38↓ 3904 06 39 → → 07 00 → 07 15 → 07 30 → 07 40 → → 07 46 → → → 07 53 07 59 → → → 08 05 08 10 08 16 08 28 3208 08 22 08 29 → → → 08 35 08 40 08 46 08 58 30 30130 07 13 07 20 → → → → → → → → 08 23 → → → → → 08 38↓ 3906 07 39 → → 08 00 → 08 15 → 08 30 → 08 40 → → 08 46 → → → 08 53 08 59 → → → 09 05 09 10 09 16 09 28 33 33240 07 25 07 35 07 48 07 59 08 13 08 25 08 33 08 45 → 08 54 09 10 09 18 09 25 → → → 09 50 10 00 10 10 30 30230 08 13 08 20 → → → → → → → → 09 23 → → → → → 09 38↓ 33F 33230 08 05 08 15 08 28 08 39 08 53 09 05 09 13 09 25↓ 3510 09 40 → → 09 46 → → → 09 53 09 59 → → → 10 05 10 10 10 16 10 28 33B 33280 09 40h → 09 49 10 05 10 13 10 20 → → → 10 45 10 50 11 00 30 30270 09 18 09 25 → → → → → →
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