Langstaff GO Station

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Langstaff
Address 10 Red Maple Road
Thornhill, Ontario, Canada
L4B 4K1
Station code LA
Fare Zone 60
Tracks 2
Platforms 1 (12 car)
GO Bus 40, 41, 52, 54, 56, 61
Local Transit YRT 1, 83, 86, 87, 91B, 99, 360;
Viva Blue, Purple, Orange
Ridership (2019) 1,600 daily
Old Cummer
towards Union
Richmond Hill Richmond Hill
towards Bloomington

---This page is about the GO Train Station at Richmond Hill Centre. For the GO/YRT Bus Terminal, see Richmond Hill Centre Terminal.

Langstaff GO Station is a GO Transit train station located in Thornhill, Ontario, Canada. It is located north of Langstaff Road between Yonge Street and Red Maple Road.

History

Langstaff Station was opened along with the rest of the Richmond Hill Line on May 1, 1978. The original station building on Langstaff Road still stands, but a new larger and more modern one was constructed north of Highway 7, and the address of the station was subsequently moved to reflect the main location.

YRT built Richmond Hill Centre Terminal on the road connecting Yonge St. and Highway 7, just across the tracks from Langstaff. While the terminal opened in September 2005, no direct connection was made between the two locations, and buses were diverted around to the bus loop at Langstaff to make train connections. A bridge was opened in March 2008 finally linking the two sites together.

The importance of Richmond Hill Centre over Langstaff GO became apparent when the new GO route 40, beginning service on April 28, 2008, went to Richmond Hill Centre and not the GO station. Similarly, the 407 East services (routes 51, 52, 54) were routed away from Langstaff (they formerly stopped on Langstaff Road, outside of the station) into Richmond Hill Centre in Spring 2011.

Station description

The station platform is located on the east side of the tracks, heading north from Langstaff Road underneath Highways 407 and 7. The station building is located north of Highway 7 along with the bus loop, station building, and north parking lot. A small, secondary building exists south of Highway 407 by Langstaff Road along with the south parking lot.

Tickets can be purchased from the station attendant inside the building only during AM rush hours. Ticket Vending Machines on the station premises are available at all other times.

Station Amenities

 Amenity  Yes/No
Parking 1,547 spaces
Kiss & Ride Pickup and Drop Off
Reserved parking
Heated/Enclosed Waiting Rooms
Shelters
Accessible
Wi-Fi
Pay phones
Bicycle storage No
Public Washrooms

Connecting routes

The majority of routes connecting to Langstaff GO Station now do so at nearby Richmond Hill Centre Terminal.


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