Lonewalker’s daily connection
Your next move, sorted. Two ways to campus. Every connection accounted for.
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Leaving
GO delays and cancellations are not connected. Checking TTC alerts… Slow zones and unreported changes can still add time.
Finding your connections
Matching GO and TTC departures for your trip.
Departures come from published timetables. Personal subway ride allowances, when set, change planning arrivals and onward connections. Ride times are not live predictions. Fresh TTC closure alerts are matched to the subway stations and travel times; GO disruptions still need an official check. The alternatives cover your two train + subway routes; replacement buses are not planned.
Why can Line 1 take longer?
The time marked “on the subway” covers the ride only. For example, a 38-minute ride plus 10 minutes walking and 5 minutes waiting means 53 minutes from GO arrival at Union to York. Each card now shows that combined time for its actual connection.
Track speed restrictions, holding at stations, congestion, and missed trains can add more. TTC explains that a slow zone can add around 1–3 minutes, but adding every zone blindly could double-count time already built into a schedule.
TTC’s reduced-speed zonesFor a personal estimate, time several rides from doors closing at your origin to doors opening at your destination, separately in each direction. Use a typical ride time, or a slower observed ride when arriving on time matters. Enter it under “My subway ride times”; keep walking and waiting separate.
The app uses whichever is longer: the published ride or your allowance. It then finds feasible onward departures again. It does not assign a statistical confidence or guarantee the connection.
Schedule sources & freshness
Independent planner. Not affiliated with GO Transit, Metrolinx, TTC, or York University. Walking times are adjustable estimates. Holiday service and service after midnight use the agencies’ service calendars.