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Sophie Brownson

North East bus passengers urged to have their say on how safety can be improved

Bus passengers are being urged to have their say on how the service can be made safer in the North East.

With 162 million bus journeys made in the region each year, buses play a huge role in getting people to work, school, and shops. Now, Police and Crime Commissioner Kim McGuinness is launching a survey to understand how these journeys can be made safer for everyone.

Bus passengers, along with those who choose not to use the service, are being asked to have their say on how safety can be improved to ensure people feel comfortable climbing on board.

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