How did you hear about the Whale Tail License Plate - California Coastal Commission Ecoplates Survey

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Thanks! Just before purchasing the plate, please guide our awareness campaign by taking this optional brief survey (1 minute or less). Your response is confidential and will not be shared outside our program.

1. What do you like most about the Whale Tail plate?

2. How did you hear about the Whale Tail plate?

3. Your County of Residence

4. Your ZIP Code E.g. 94111. Be counted in the Coastal City Challenge of the most plate purchasers!

5. Gender Male Female

6. Age

7. Please enter your email address to be informed about coastal conservation efforts (you may unsubscribe easily at any time)
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Please check all the ways that you heard about the Whale Tail plate:

Coastal Clean Up Day
Web advertisement
News (article, TV, radio, or Internet)
DMV renewal flyer
Facebook
Twitter
A blog
Website – DMV
Website – Coastal Commission
Website – another organization
Email from Coastal Commission
Email from another organization
Word of mouth
Saw it on another vehicle
Don't know
Other

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