Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation

Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation

Founded	1981
Headquarters	42 Sumner Drive
Locale	Dover, New Hampshire
Service area	Strafford County, New Hampshire Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Service type	bus service, paratransit
Routes	12
Fleet	24
Web site	[1]

The Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation is the primary provider of mass transportation for the Dover, Portsmouth, and Rochester, New Hampshire areas. The service was founded in 1981 and features twelve routes in four different categories. Four intercity routes (1, 2, 6, and 7) connect the major population centers of the region. Three Wildcat Transit lines (3-5) serve University of New Hampshire students. Three FasTrans routes (33-35) provide Dover city service, while two Portsmouth Trolley routes (40-41) serve this city in a similar capacity.

Routes

• 1: Dover/Somersworth/Berwick
• 2: Rochester/Dover/Portsmouth
• 3: Durham (UNH)/Dover
• 4: Durham (UNH)/Portsmouth
• 5: Durham (UNH)/Newmarket
• 6: Farmington/Rochester
• 7: Fox Run Mall/Pease/Stratham/Newmarket/Exeter
• 33: Dover 6th St/County Farm Rd
• 34: Dover 155/Locust/Broadway
• 35: Dover 108/Locust/Central
• 40: Pease Tradeport Trolley
• 41: Lafayette Road Trolley

References

• COAST official website

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