Santa Rosa CityBus

21 reviews

+1 (707) 543-3333

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Transit Mall 2 St Santa Rosa

Santa Rosa, CA 95401

+1 (707) 543-3333

https://www.srcity.org

The Santa Rosa City Clerk in Santa Rosa, CA, serves as the central hub for official city records and documents.

They provide essential administrative support to the local government and ensure transparency and accessibility to public information.

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2.521 reviews

Nick K.

8/13/2017

They just revamped their routes, and what a job they did. From 95% on-time to nearly 99% so, you now get there FASTER! Nice job, SR transit!

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Matthew O.

10/25/2024

Lived in Santa Rosa for over 20 years. If there's one thing you can rely on with Santa Rosa City Bus, is that they will always by late, and skip stops you are waiting at. Most drivers are...

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Landon K.

10/8/2024

808 always talks about Winn-Dixie and they talk a lot. They always talk about Winn-Dixie and they won't let me move to the star seat upfront because they have favoritism.

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Nezy M.

2/23/2024

Very very VERY rude bus driver that i had today not friendly whatsoever towards me or anyone. He Screamed at someone for talking. and having they're feet up when everyone else(other bus drivers)...

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Jerral A.

11/5/2023

The amt of routes in my opinion technically makeup for the drivers, whom some are fantastic but some drivers will not see an individual 5 seconds away from the door of the bus n will leave earlier...

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