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County Connection Names January Passenger of the Month

February 1, 2011February 28, 2019

Anton is not your typical teenager – or is he?

Like many young students Anton began riding County Connection buses when he was in middle school, primarily to get to and from school. And like most of his friends his age he now has his driver’s license. But unlike most young adults, he still appreciates and rides the bus. “I like that I don’t have to be dependent on having a car to get around. I use the bus to visit friends in town, to go the movies in Walnut Creek, and just yesterday, my friends and I took the bus to BART and went to San Francisco.”

Approaching adulthood during a time of heightened awareness of the environment and climate change, Anton, and many of his friends welcome the options available beyond relying solely on a car to get around. “Even though I live in a small suburban community, I feel lucky to have the great transit connections we have. Between the bus and the BART system – a person can get just about anywhere without a car.”

Both Anton and his mother appreciate the reliable service, the courteous drivers, and the addition of Sunday service.

Congratulations Anton. Keep riding and keep spreading the message.

Tell us your County Connection story, and be eligible to win a monthly pass.

1 thought on “County Connection Names January Passenger of the Month”

  • Ralph Hoffmann says:
    February 1, 2011 at 6:32 pm

    Congratulations, Anton! You are among the 23% of County Connection Riders who aren’t public transit dependent, but is savvy enough to ride to save the environment, save money and take advantage of all the other reasons for traveling by bus rather than car. I wish I had had the insight to “dump the pump” at your age. You’re a leader for your contemporaries to follow in these times. Ms. Burdick didn’t mention your age, but spread the word that CCCTA Buses serve DVC, JFK, St. Mary’s and other central county colleges as well.

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