Watertown asks CitiBus riders for input on possible service changes
Watertown has launched a 30-day survey seeking rider feedback on CitiBus routes, schedules, reliability and barriers to using the system.
Watertown has launched a 30-day survey asking CitiBus riders about routes, schedules, reliability and possible barriers to using the public transportation system.
The survey is available through QR codes on buses and at stations. City transportation officials may use the responses to consider route changes and other service improvements. The city currently operates three buses across five routes, and some routes have not changed in decades, Transit Director Brandi Smith said.
This story was written from a community submission and reviewed by a ClickNNY editor before publication.
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