Public Transit Survey
Summary
St. Johns County is asking residents to weigh in on public transit, and the feedback could decide whether buses and other options expand—or stay as-is. If you’ve got opinions on getting around without a car, this is the moment to share them.
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Impact analysis
The survey itself is cheap, but the answers could steer future spending on buses, routes, and transit staffing—and eventually affect county budgets or fares.
People who can’t or don’t drive—seniors, disabled residents, low-income workers, and commuters—could gain better options if the survey leads to expanded service.
No groups are negatively affected by the survey itself, though future transit expansion could mean higher costs for taxpayers or changes for drivers.
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