Three daily trains in each direction cover the full route from Barrie to Toronto, while the remainder have bus connections at Aurora station for stations further north. Connecting York Region Transit and GO buses serve the station from a bus stop on Keele Street at Station Road. Ontario Northland provides intercity service to North Bay and Sudbury. Ridership Daily train boarding at the station has increased from 199 in 2005 to a peak of 680 in 2008. In 2012, there were 655 daily boardings, or approximately 170,000 riders annually. GO Transit bus route 63, which travels between the King City GO Station and Union Station Bus Terminal via Maple and Rutherford GO stations, served a daily average of 450 riders at this station in 2012. References External links King City GO Station improvements at GO Transit GO Transit railway stations Railway stations in the Regional Municipality of York Buildings and structures in King, Ontario Rail transport in King, Ontario Railway stations in Canada opened in 1982 1853 establishments in Ontario 1982 establishments in Ontario Railway stations in Canada opened in 1853