Metrolinx / GO Transit
A coordinated transit infrastructure program scaling across a regional rail and bus network.
Client
Metrolinx / GO Transit
Project
Railside Platforms, Bus Loops & Parking Lot Shelters
Project Overview
Daytech delivered a comprehensive program of transit shelters across multiple GO Transit sites, including Exhibition GO, Bronte, Bradford, Burlington, Aurora and Milton. Working alongside general contractors, Daytech supplied consistent, on-spec passenger infrastructure across a high volume of sites on time and on budget.
The Solution
Daytech deployed a scalable family of shelter products available in multiple sizes, paired with matching bicycle shelters, ensuring the network expansion functions as a coordinated system rather than isolated, one-off installations. The structures were engineered to accommodate extreme site diversity and complexity, adapting to rail-side platforms, bus loops and parking-lot shelters with distinct site conditions and constraints.
KEY FEATURES
- Flat, Weatherproof Roof Design — Ensures structural integrity and protection in severe weather.
- Powered Doors — Facilitates automated, accessible entry for high-volume passenger traffic.
- Integrated Drainage — Controls runoff to maintain safe, slip-resistant boarding areas.
- Heat Trace & Heating Systems — Secures winter performance and maximizes passenger comfort in freezing temperatures.
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
- Site Diversity and Complexity — Adapted installations for varied rail-side platforms, bus loops and parking-lot constraints.
- Delivery Track Record — Maintained consistent, on-spec delivery across a high volume of complex sites despite high ridership.
- Coordinated Product Family — Deployed a unified system of varying-sized shelters and matching bike shelters.
- General Contractor Integration — Successfully delivered the program while working collaboratively alongside general contractors.
Project Overview
Daytech delivered a comprehensive program of transit shelters across multiple GO Transit sites, including Exhibition GO, Bronte, Bradford, Burlington, Aurora and Milton. Working alongside general contractors, Daytech supplied consistent, on-spec passenger infrastructure across a high volume of sites on time and on budget.
The Solution
Daytech deployed a scalable family of shelter products available in multiple sizes, paired with matching bicycle shelters, ensuring the network expansion functions as a coordinated system rather than isolated, one-off installations. The structures were engineered to accommodate extreme site diversity and complexity, adapting to rail-side platforms, bus loops and parking-lot shelters with distinct site conditions and constraints.
KEY FEATURES
- Flat, Weatherproof Roof Design — Ensures structural integrity and protection in severe weather.
- Powered Doors — Facilitates automated, accessible entry for high-volume passenger traffic.
- Integrated Drainage — Controls runoff to maintain safe, slip-resistant boarding areas.
- Heat Trace & Heating Systems — Secures winter performance and maximizes passenger comfort in freezing temperatures.
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
- Site Diversity and Complexity — Adapted installations for varied rail-side platforms, bus loops and parking-lot constraints.
- Delivery Track Record — Maintained consistent, on-spec delivery across a high volume of complex sites despite high ridership.
- Coordinated Product Family — Deployed a unified system of varying-sized shelters and matching bike shelters.
- General Contractor Integration — Successfully delivered the program while working collaboratively alongside general contractors.