An online engagement page about local bus services has begun for the people of West Sussex to have their say.
#WestSussBus is now live and will be around for at least the next year.
It’s been set up by West Sussex County Council for people to have their say on their experiences, comments and ideas about local buses, and to help decide where improvements are needed.
Anyone can post suggestions, ideas and comments on #WestSussBus and they can also celebrate what’s good about local buses and point out what doesn’t quite work.
One of the first areas of interest is to find out your top-five priorities for improving bus services in West Sussex.
#WestSussBus is also an opportunity for debates, being creative with your ideas and making videos to explain how things really are on the buses.
People are also being asked to their ‘bus journal’ - a diary-style contribution building up over time a more complete picture of your experiences as a bus passenger.
Visit the West Sussex County Council ‘Your Voice Engagement Hub’ to take part in #WestSussBus - https://yourvoice.westsussex.
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