Pulling into Oakville Station is the first and oldest of GO Transit's bi-level cab cars. #200 was the first of fifteen built by Hawker Siddeley in 1983. Prior to this GO relied on either their single level cab cars or APCUs depending if the locomotive had a HEP generator. Since all of GO's current fleet of locomotives have HEP generators, the APCUs have been retired and sold to other transit companies. The single level cab cars, now that GO has bi-level cab cars, were sold to Montreal's AMP of which have also been retired.

For those who don't know, it was a collaboration of Hawker Siddeley and GO Transit that these bi-level coaches exit today. GO's oldest series of bi-level coaches, numbered 2000 to 2079, were built in 1976 and already entering their thirty-fifth year of service. It goes to show that despite their age the look of them is still quite modern.

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