Reserved Parking spaces are offered at all GO Stations including Newmarket Bus Terminal.
Reserved Parking is NOT available at the following locations:
Allandale Waterfront
Bloor
Centennial
Danforth
Exhibition
Hamilton
Kennedy
Kipling
Kitchener
Newmarket
Stouffville
York University
Cost
The cost to rent a reserved parking space is $80.00 per month, $480.00 semi-annually or $960.00 annually including all taxes for a minimum six month term. Payment can be made by Visa, MasterCard, American Express or pre-authorized debit (PAD). After the first six months, the reserved parking agreement will automatically renew on a month to month basis.
Application process
A Reserved Parking Application can be completed and submitted online (preferred) or can also be picked up at Union Station or at any GO Station. If a manual application is completed it can be dropped off at Union Station or at any GO Station.
You may also mail the completed application to:
GO Transit
Reserved Parking
140 Bay St
Toronto, ON M5J 2L5
Applications must be received no later than the 15th of the month before you want to start your reserved parking agreement. Subject to availability, agreements begin on the first day of the month.
Once your application has been processed, the reserved parking office will send you a confirmation letter stating your assigned reserved parking space number. We'll install a sign with your assigned number at your reserved parking space.
If you receive a GO Transit parking ticket, you have the option
of dealing directly with us rather than going through the courts.
General enquiries about Parking Infraction Notices can be made by
email to:
parkingticket@gotransit.com or by calling 416.869.3600 ext.
7180.
If you have received a GO Transit Violation Notice and are looking
for information about the Dispute Resolution Program,
click here.
Payment online
Online payments for GO parking tickets can be made by Visa or
MasterCard.
Pay online
Transactions may take up to two business days to be processed.
Please allow enough time to ensure your ticket is paid by the due
date.
Payment by phone
Call 1.877.678.8465 (in Canada and the USA) or 905.755.1295 in
the GTA, and pay your GO parking fine using VISA or MasterCard. Make
sure you listen to the options carefully and select GO Transit.
Payment in person
Payments for GO parking tickets may be made in person at Union
Station Customer Service, 140 Bay St., downtown Toronto, by cash,
cheque, traveller's cheque, money order, Visa, MasterCard, American
Express, or debit card.
Our Customer Service Centre is just inside the Bay St. entrance
to Union Station. It is staffed from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays
and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends and holidays.
Please note that parking fine services are not available
at 20 Bay St.
Payment by mail
When paying by mail, write the number of the Parking Infraction
Notice on the front of your cheque or money order and make it
payable to GO Transit. Make sure to include the Parking Infraction
Notice with your payment. Dishonoured cheques may be subject to an
administrative charge.
Mail your payment to:
Parking Ticket Processing Centre
P.O. Box 292
Mississauga, ON L4T 3B6
Please ensure you allow enough time for your payment to arrive
before the due date. Late payments will be returned.
Note: Do not send cash by mail
Defaulted fines
Any Parking Infraction Notices that are at the enforcement stage
(plate denial) can only be paid at the Ontario Ministry of
Transportation and through the Service Ontario kiosks by selecting
the PAY FINES TO RENEW STICKER option.
Unpaid fines (including unpaid parking fines) filed with the
Ministry of Transportation are payable to the Minister of Finance
(Ontario). Payments can be made to the provincial government by
mail, at a Service Ontario kiosk, or at any Ministry of
Transportation office.
Parking Infraction Notices issued by GO Transit that are at the
conviction stage, but not enforcement (plate denial), can only be
paid at an Ontario Court of Justice, Provincial Offences Office
location. Please refer to your notice of fine and due date for
payment information, or make payment at the court location nearest
you.
If you are unsure of the status of your parking ticket, please
enquire by email at
parkingticket@gotransit.com, or call 416.869.3600 ext. 7180 and
ask to speak to a parking administrator.
Request for trial
If you wish to contest the Parking Infraction Notice and request
a trial, you must fill in the required information on the reverse of
the notice, SIGN IT, and mail it to:
Parking Ticket Processing Centre
P.O. Box 292
Mississauga, ON L4T 3B6
Your trial notice will be mailed to you by the Ontario Court of
Justice in the jurisdiction where the offence occurred.
Request for administrative review
Within 15 days of the date when a Parking Infraction Notice
and/or a Notice of Impending Conviction is issued, you may request
administrative review of the Parking Infraction Notice. Upon
reviewing your situation, GO Transit may vary, modify, adjust, amend
or withdraw the parking infraction. If the matter is unresolved
through this process, you may choose to pay the set fine or request
a trial.
You may request administrative review by email at
parkingticket@gotransit.com, by phone at 416.869.3600 ext 7180,
or by mail to:
GO Transit
20 Bay Street, Suite 600
Toronto, ON M5J 2W3
Attention: Parking Administrative Review Office
Notice of impending conviction
A Notice of Impending Conviction will be mailed to the
owner/operator of the vehicle plate if payment has not been received
within 15 days of the date of infraction, or a request for trial has
not been made. The owner or operator must pay the set fine as
indicated on the notice or request a trial by the due date, or a
conviction will be registered without further notice and the
defendant will be liable for additional court costs.
Plate denial
Please be advised that once a court conviction has been recorded
against a Parking Infraction Notice, a Notice of Fine and Due Date
will be issued to the registered owner with a due date by which to
respond. If action is not taken in the form of payment, appeal or
application re-opening by the due date specified, the matter will be
forwarded to the Ministry of Transportation and a $20 enforcement
fee will be added to the existing fine and cost amount. The fine
amount must be paid to the Ministry of Transportation upon renewal
in order to receive your plate sticker for the following year or to
purchase new plates.
