On platforms When waiting on GO station platforms, stand behind the yellow platform line. To board a railcar staffed by a crew member, look for the yellow light on the outside of the coach, just below the roof. Each railcar is also equipped with a mobile pay phone, next to one set of entry doors. Transit enforcement officers and customer attendants Our transit enforcement officers are special constables, trained and equipped to handle emergencies and look out for your safety. Just in case Information about the emergency features of the railcars is posted near the entry doors, and all emergency equipment and instructions are clearly marked.
Passengers can move between cars anytime, and every other window is equipped as an emergency exit.
Each railcar is also equipped with a first aid kit, next to the washroom in each car. To learn more about emergency equipment and procedures, passengers can watch a video in the GO concourse at Union Station, or pick up the Just in Case flyer at any GO station. Educating emergency response teams GO ensures that community emergency response teams, such as police and firefighters, are familiar with our safety procedures through a hands-on training program. Back to top Safety on the GO Bus Evening travel When travelling after dusk by GO Bus, you may leave the bus anywhere on the route, as long as it's operationally safe for the driver to stop. Just let the driver know in advance where you'd like to get off.