Rail

Train stations, systems and transport agencies

Rail travel plays a central role in long-distance and regional transportation, connecting major cities, regional hubs, and remote communities through an extensive network of routes and operators. This section brings together key rail nodes, passenger agencies, and train routes to help you understand how rail services are structured and how to plan journeys efficiently.

Train Station Nodes

Systems

Systems connected by rail

Transport Agencies

Rail transport agencies

  • Amtrak

    Amtrak

    Amtrak is the national rail operator of the U.S., linking cities and regions through long-distance, regional, and corridor services.

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  • Grand River Transit

    Grand River Transit

    Grand River Transit is the public transit system serving the Region of Waterloo cities of Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge with bus and rail.

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  • TransLink

    TransLink

    TransLink is the public transit system serving Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland of British Columbia.

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  • VIA Rail Canada

    VIA Rail Canada

    Information page on Canada’s national rail agency – VIA Rail. Offering intercity, remote, transcontinental, and tourism routes.

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  • GO Transit

    GO Transit

    GO Transit is the public transit system serving the Greater Toronto Area, the Golden Horseshoe and long distance destinations in Ontario.

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  • Union Pearson Express

    Union Pearson Express

    Information page on Toronto’s air rail link connecting Toronto Pearson Airport to downtown Toronto via a 28 minute, direct ride to Union Station.

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