GO Transit · UP Express · Greater Toronto

Know before
you tap on.

Live GO Transit disruptions, drawn on the exact stretch of line they affect, with the next departures from every GO station. Free in any browser, and on iPhone in beta.

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01 — How it reads

We draw the stretch,
not the line.

Lakeshore West. Sixteen stations. Which ones are you riding?

Illustration. What’s happening right now is on the board below.

SubwayStatus reads each GO Transit train alert, works out the line, the stations and the direction, then paints only that stretch: red where there’s no service, amber where it’s slow. If buses replace trains, the alert says so.

SubwayStatus reads each GO Transit train alert, works out the line, the stations and the direction, then paints only that stretch: red where there’s no service, amber where it’s slow. If buses replace trains, the alert says so.

02 — Live now

Right now on GO and the TTC.

Straight from the feed behind the app. It refreshes every minute while you’re watching.

Active GO Transit and TTC alerts
LineBetween StretchDirection Status

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03 — In your hand

Pinch in. Tap a station. See what’s next.

Screen recording: pinching into the GO Transit map, tapping Union for its next departures, scrolling the GO alerts, filtering them by line, then choosing a GO bus route and watching its buses move on the map.

04 — What’s inside

Everything you check before you head out.

  1. All seven GO train lines, plus UP Express, on one map. Disruptions sit on the exact stretch they affect, down to the direction.

  2. The next trains from any GO station, line by line and each way, with late ones flagged in amber. The GO buses that stop there are listed too.

  3. Every active GO alert as a card: delay, suspension or buses replacing trains, with the direction. Tap a line chip to see only yours.

  4. GO buses, YRT and Brampton Transit move live on the map, with predictions at every stop.

  5. Planned GO closures in their own Upcoming tab, with dates, times and the stretch affected.

  6. Save the trips you take, like Union → Port Credit, then point the widget and notifications at them, so they cover just the stations you ride.

  7. The TTC subway map, alerts and arrivals are one switch away. The TTC page

GO Transit and UP Express network map in the SubwayStatus app, in dark mode. GO Transit and UP Express network map in the SubwayStatus app, in light mode.
The Union departures sheet over the GO map in dark mode: the next train on each GO line and direction, in minutes, then the GO buses that stop there. The Union departures sheet over the GO map in light mode: the next train on each GO line and direction, in minutes, then the GO buses that stop there.
GO alerts in dark mode, filtered to Lakeshore West with its line chip: a significant delay between Confederation and Niagara Falls, both ways, for track conditions. GO alerts in light mode, filtered to Lakeshore West with its line chip: a significant delay between Confederation and Niagara Falls, both ways, for track conditions.
A GO bus route on the map in dark mode, with its buses shown live along the route. A GO bus route on the map in light mode, with its buses shown live along the route.
Upcoming tab in dark mode, listing planned GO Transit closures with dates and times. Upcoming tab in light mode, listing planned GO Transit closures with dates and times.
My Routes in dark mode, with two saved trips: Line 1 from Finch to Bloor-Yonge, and Lakeshore West from Union Station to Port Credit. My Routes in light mode, with two saved trips: Line 1 from Finch to Bloor-Yonge, and Lakeshore West from Union Station to Port Credit.
SubwayStatus TTC subway map in dark mode, with Line 4 highlighted in red between Sheppard-Yonge and Don Mills. SubwayStatus TTC subway map in light mode, with Line 4 highlighted in red between Sheppard-Yonge and Don Mills.
  • GO Transit and UP Express network map in the SubwayStatus app, in dark mode. GO Transit and UP Express network map in the SubwayStatus app, in light mode.
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    GO Transit and UP Express, on one map

    All seven GO train lines, plus UP Express, on one map. Disruptions sit on the exact stretch they affect, down to the direction.

  • The Union departures sheet over the GO map in dark mode: the next train on each GO line and direction, in minutes, then the GO buses that stop there. The Union departures sheet over the GO map in light mode: the next train on each GO line and direction, in minutes, then the GO buses that stop there.
    02

    Tap a station, see the next departures

    The next trains from any GO station, line by line and each way, with late ones flagged in amber. The GO buses that stop there are listed too.

  • GO alerts in dark mode, filtered to Lakeshore West with its line chip: a significant delay between Confederation and Niagara Falls, both ways, for track conditions. GO alerts in light mode, filtered to Lakeshore West with its line chip: a significant delay between Confederation and Niagara Falls, both ways, for track conditions.
    03

    Alerts, filtered to your line

    Every active GO alert as a card: delay, suspension or buses replacing trains, with the direction. Tap a line chip to see only yours.

  • A GO bus route on the map in dark mode, with its buses shown live along the route. A GO bus route on the map in light mode, with its buses shown live along the route.
    04

    Buses, moving

    GO buses, YRT and Brampton Transit move live on the map, with predictions at every stop.

  • Upcoming tab in dark mode, listing planned GO Transit closures with dates and times. Upcoming tab in light mode, listing planned GO Transit closures with dates and times.
    05

    Closures, before the weekend

    Planned GO closures in their own Upcoming tab, with dates, times and the stretch affected.

  • My Routes in dark mode, with two saved trips: Line 1 from Finch to Bloor-Yonge, and Lakeshore West from Union Station to Port Credit. My Routes in light mode, with two saved trips: Line 1 from Finch to Bloor-Yonge, and Lakeshore West from Union Station to Port Credit.
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    My Routes Pro

    Save the trips you take, like Union → Port Credit, then point the widget and notifications at them, so they cover just the stations you ride.

  • SubwayStatus TTC subway map in dark mode, with Line 4 highlighted in red between Sheppard-Yonge and Don Mills. SubwayStatus TTC subway map in light mode, with Line 4 highlighted in red between Sheppard-Yonge and Don Mills.
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    The TTC too

    The TTC subway map, alerts and arrivals are one switch away. The TTC page

05 — At a glance

You don’t always have to open it.

Live Activities & Dynamic Island

A countdown to your next departure, on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.

A widget for your lines

Alerts on the lines you choose, right on your Home Screen.

Notification settings in dark mode: switches for All TTC Lines and All GO Transit Lines, and My Routes for only the stations you ride. Notification settings in light mode: switches for All TTC Lines and All GO Transit Lines, and My Routes for only the stations you ride.

Disruption notifications

Get a notification when a disruption starts on GO, the TTC or both, and another when a suspension ends. With Pro, narrow them to the stations in My Routes.

06 — For every trip

Made for every kind of trip.

  • Elevator and escalator outages at TTC stations, on the web

    The live map’s Alerts panel lists TTC stations with an elevator or escalator out, so you can plan a step-free trip.

  • High Visibility Mode

    Delays turn cyan and suspensions magenta, so they stand out on every line.

  • Alert Borders

    An outline around every disruption on the map, for extra definition.

  • Works when signal doesn’t

    The last known state stays on screen when you lose signal between stations.

  • Light and dark

    Follows your iPhone’s appearance, or pick one in Settings.

Try High Visibility.

Flip the switches the way you would in Settings.

Delay Suspension
High Visibility Mode
Alert Borders
The Accessibility section of SubwayStatus Settings in dark mode, with a Delay and Suspension legend and switches for High Visibility Mode and Alert Borders. The Accessibility section of SubwayStatus Settings in light mode, with a Delay and Suspension legend and switches for High Visibility Mode and Alert Borders.
The same switches in the app’s Settings.

Light or dark.

Drag to compare.

SubwayStatus Pro

Pay once. That’s it.

Pro is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. Save your commutes in My Routes and alerts narrow to the stations you actually ride, on your widget and in your notifications.

  • My Routes: save trips like Union → Port Credit
  • Notifications for disruptions on your commute
  • A Home Screen widget that follows My Routes
  • One-time purchase. No subscription.

Pro is an in-app purchase in the iPhone app. With the app closed, notifications cover the whole line and narrow to your routes once you open it.

07 — Get it

Pick a platform.

Same live map either way.

The GO Transit map in a desktop browser, with the day’s disruptions on the stretches of line they affect.The GO Transit map in a desktop browser, with the day’s disruptions on the stretches of line they affect.
SubwayStatus in a phone browser: the GO map with the Union departures sheet open, listing the next train on each line. SubwayStatus in a phone browser: the GO map with the Union departures sheet open, listing the next train on each line.

Web · Free · Now

subwaystatus.live

The GO map, alerts, departure boards, upcoming closures and live buses in any browser, laid out for your phone or your desk. Want it on your Home Screen without the app? There’s a free Scriptable widget for iPhone.

Open the live map
GO Transit and UP Express network map in the SubwayStatus app, in dark mode. GO Transit and UP Express network map in the SubwayStatus app, in light mode.

iPhone · BetaiPhone

SubwayStatus for iPhone

The native app, built with Apple’s Liquid Glass design, with Live Activities, a Home Screen widget and disruption notifications. Try it today through Apple’s TestFlight.

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