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COAST to offer free rides to the polls for State Primary Election

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COAST is honored to offer free rides to anyone on their way to vote in the State Primary Elections on Tuesday, September 13th. 

While the COAST public transit system does not provide transportation to each individual polling station directly, its hope is to encourage voters to get to the polls and participate in voting by eliminating the barrier of transportation costs. 

All passengers need to do is tell their driver that they are on their way to vote, or on the way back from voting, and they will not be charged for the ride. COAST will be following an honor system. 

Not sure where your polling place is? The Secretary of State’s website can help you find it – https://app.sos.nh.gov/viphome 

About Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation
The Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation (COAST) has provided public transit service to the Seacoast New Hampshire region since 1982. COAST is a non-profit agency, operating a regional public transit system that relies primarily on federal and local government support to operate. COAST is governed by a board of directors representing the communities served, two regional planning commissions, and many local and state agencies. COAST’s vision is to be an innovative leader in providing a broad range of public transportation services, connecting, and coordinating a robust network of transportation options for everyone. 

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