See the full table here. Towns in bold are served by scheduled fixed-route COAST bus and paratransit service. Other towns receive other COAST-supported services.
Berwick, ME: 1
Brookfield: The Community Rides North Bus
Dover: 1 / 2 / 3 / 30-32 / 33 / 34 / 35
Durham: 3 / 4 / 5 (+ other Wildcat Transit svcs) / LHC
Exeter: 7 / LHC Wednesday
Farmington: 6
Greenland: 7
Hampton: LHC Friday (Coastal Route)
Lee: LHC Thursday
Middleton: The Community Rides North Bus
Milton: The Community Rides North Bus
New Durham: The Community Rides North Bus
Newington (Fox Run Mall): 2 / 4 / 7 / 40 (Trolley) / LHC
Newmarket: 5 / 7 / LHC Thursday
North Hampton: LHC Friday (Coastal Route)
Portsmouth: 2 / 4 / 7 / 40-41 (Trolley) / Seasonal / LHC
Rochester: 2 / 6 / The Community Rides North Bus
Somersworth: 1 / 2
Stratham: 7 / LHC Wednesday
Wakefield: The Community Rides North Bus
COAST promotes the use of alternative modes of transportation.
Listed here are other options for traveling within the Seacoast or beyond.
Regional transit: Wildcat Transit (operated by the University of New Hampshire)
Interstate:
- C&J (serving Dover, Portsmouth, and Newburyport to Boston Logan Airport and South Station)
- Greyhound for other locations in the United States (pick-up in downtown Portsmouth on Hanover St.)
Bicycling: SABR (Seacoast Area Bike Routes)
Trying to get to other parts of New Hampshire such as Manchester, Concord, or Nashua? We get this question often. Unfortunately, there is no service between the Seacoast and other parts of the state. If you are trying to get to Manchester Airport, we can recommend Hampton Shuttle, a private van pick-up service. Otherwise, we can only suggest that you contact your local and state representatives and urge them to support public transit between the Seacoast and the capitol corridor.