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COAST Bus Launches Community Survey – Your Input Matters!

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Matt Wyatt

COAST is seeking feedback from everyone who lives, works, or spends time in their service area—whether you ride the bus or not!

Their 2025 Community Survey, open through May 17, aims to gather critical insights to improve regional transit services and better understand the barriers preventing non-riders from using public transportation.

Your input helps shape the future of local transit. Take the survey online at www.publicinput.com/coastsurvey2025.

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