List of Discontinued GO Bus Services
12 Stoney Creek Hamilton GO Centre - Stoney Creek
40A Pearson Airport Richmond Hill Centre - Pearson International Airport via Square One Bus Terminal
62 Newmarket "B" York Mills Bus Terminal - Finch GO Bus Terminal - Bernard Terminal - Newmarket Bus Terminal via Yonge Street
63 Yonge "C" Finch GO Bus Terminal - Richmond Hill GO Station via Yonge Street (Unconfirmed)
64 Rutherford GO Bus Rutherford GO Station - Newmarket Bus Terminal
94A Oshawa Highway 2 Oshawa GO Station - Scarborough Centre Bus Terminal
94B Ajax Highway 2 Ajax GO Station - Scarborough Centre Bus Terminal (Unconfirmed)
94C Oshawa Highway 2 Oshawa GO Station - Ajax GO Station (Unconfirmed)
During GO train service disruptions on the Lakeshore West or Lakeshore East lines, replacement shuttle buses use Route 1 for the Lakeshore West line and Route 9 for the Lakeshore East line.
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