page_title: Transportation in Markham, Ontario
section_title: GO Bus
hierarchical_section_title: Transportation in Markham, Ontario / Public transport / GO Bus
caption_attribution_description: An Alexander Dennis Enviro500 double-decker bus belonging to GO Transit. Seen at York University in the northern suburbs of Toronto, Canada.
context_page_description: The city of Markham in Ontario, Canada, offers a complex transportation infrastructure. These include airports, highways, public transit, regional roads, municipality-funded roads, and train services.
context_section_description: Because GO Transit only offers train service to Markham during rush hours and GO train stations are not very widespread, GO buses serve as a popular alternative. GO operates bus service east-west through the city along Highway 407 ETR, and shuttle bus service to Downtown Toronto when the Stouffville line is not running.  GO buses also connect with other YRT routes and TTC routes.
  GO buses also extend the service area of the GO trains. In Markham, there are only two lines independent of trains, one operating on Highway 7, linking Brampton and Markham, and the other one is the York University express, operating on Highway 407.
  GO Transit is developing an east-west bus rapid transit line called the 407 Transitway across Markham.  It will consist of buses operating on a bus-only road, serving destinations such as Downtown Markham, Richmond Hill Centre and Vaughan Metropolitan Centre.
caption: A Highway 407 GO bus at York University
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