GO (Government of Ontario Canada) Transit listings

[videobruce]

I for the life of me I can't find listings for 'GO Transit' in Ontario Canada. the only RR listings are CN, CP & Metrolink..
I swear i saw a listing a couple of years ago, but I can't find it.

 

[mikewazowski]

Metrolinx is GO Transit

Trunking system: Metrolinx - GO Transit Trunking System, Golden Horseshoe Area, Ontario

RTC: Metrolinx Rail Traffic Control (Ontario) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

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Metrolinx owns and operates GO Transit, UP Express and PRESTO – an integrated transit network that simplifies travel within the region.

 

[videobruce]

The GO trains that operate simplex, I thought one active frequency was 160.085 which is also used on NS west of Buffalo I wanted to confirm.

 

[gary123]

GO operations are on Metrolynx. The train movements are on the 'local' VHF rail frequency. 161.415 is pretty common. If you check out the Ontario forums you will see some recent posts on metrolynx and the VHF rail freq used in various areas.

Metrolinx Rail Traffic

Hullo. Can anyone help me with programming the METROLINX RAIL TRAFFIC NXDN48 frequencies used by GO trains, I imagine. Using ARC software I'm not sure which kind of system I'm supposed to use. New NXDN 1 Frequency system I'm guessing? Thanks in advance. Eric

forums.radioreference.com

 

[mikewazowski]

The GO trains that operate simplex, I thought one active frequency was 160.085 which is also used on NS west of Buffalo I wanted to confirm.

Everything you need is in the two links I posted.

 

[videobruce]

The reason for the questions is, there was a very long digital conversation on this 161.085 whit my 996P2 which has NXDN decoding, BUT it wasn't decoded so I have no idea what the conversation was about. AFAIK, NS like everyone else in the states is still analog.
I have heard GO Train conversations in the evening (nothing during the day) on 161.085 numerous times from the listing here that I got 6-12 months ago. .
Apparently, things changed. I'll look into the Ontario Forum.