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GO TRAINS SPOTTED FROM MTO, EYES RESCU CAMERA Click here to link to open webpage then select camera spot Live updates via Traffic camera |
2007-08 | ||
As of 02 May 2008 Milton Corridor | See right column | As of this date, all Milton Corridor Trains now have the new Locomotives and all trains are the 12-car consists (as of this date, no 12-car consists on the Lakeshore Corridor as yet) |
GO 601 Trns 160/159 GO 606 Trns 154/157 GO 608 Trns 156/153 | ![]() |
First on Milton Corridor for GO 601 on 160 and 159 |
GO 604 Trn 155 GO 604 Trn 152 | ![]() | First for GO 604 on 155 Milton Corridor |
GO 605 Trn 155 GO 603 Trn 151 | ![]() | GO 605 - Second 12 car Revenue Run, first for 155 on Milton Corridor with CC248 (same consist as on 151 08Apr2008) |
GO 605 Trn 151 Trn 158 | ![]() | GO 605 - First 12 car Revenue Run on Milton Corridor . Series I through VII bilevels (including rebuilts) on the consist with CC248 |
Comparison: F59PH with MP40PH-3C | Comparison Link | Non-comprehensive Comparison of some Basic Specificiations |
GO 602 | ![]() | GO 602 - Revenue Run |
GO 603 | ![]() | GO 603 - Revenue Run |
MP40PH-3C ARRIVALS | New Motive Power Arrivals Willowbrook | GO 601 21 Feb 2008 (July 2007 as demo (no power)/returned to Boise to be made operational) GO 602 28 Sept 2007 GO 603 31 Jan 2008 GO 604 31 Jan 2008 GO 605 04 Feb 2008 GO 606 14 Mar 2008 GO 607 14 Apr 2008 GO 608 03 Apr 2008 |
GO 602 SHAKE DOWN RUN | GO 602 Shake down run | GO 602 with 12 bi-levels, Shake down run 22 October 2007 CP Galt Sub - Click for a few views of 602 tracksidePIXS |
New GO Power 601 | ![]() May 2007 | Newest GO Power 601 - arriving June 2007 |
| Mar-May/Jun 2006 | Many of the antennae were causing radio communication problems because of their location on the roof top directly in the centre of the AC units - GO has been adding extended radio platforms (like CPRs mother/daughter robot units) on the fireman's side only (left side) - this program is almost done so most units now have this antennae platform | |
| Mar-May/Jun 2006 | Many of the antennae were causing radio communication problems because of their location on the roof top directly in the centre of the AC units - GO has been adding extended radio platforms (like CPRs mother/daughter robot units) on the fireman's side only (left side) - this program is almost done so most units now have this antennae platform | |
See the main inside locomotive components of a GO Transit F59PH engine | ||
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