Travel Training

The Mobility & Travel Training Program at CRIL enables people with disabilities and seniors, living in the Southern & Eastern Alameda County, to increase their independence by developing the skills to travel on public transit and paratransit. CRIL provides this program as part of its well-established Independent Living Skills (ILS) services through individual and/or group trainings with an experienced travel trainer. The program models how to safely and independently access the different modes of transportation in order to increase a person's knowledge, ability and confidence in getting to many destinations throughout the Bay Area.

Some Past Travel Training Adventures

Travel training Video

CRIL’s Travel Training program offers FREE virtual travel training to seniors and persons with disabilities. Participation in the travel training program offers the opportunity to learn how to safely and independently use different forms of fixed-route transportation, such as BART, AC Transit and paratransit programs.

Among the topics covered in the program, participants will learn COVID-19 safety, how to obtain an RTC Clipper Card, how to plan a trip using 511.org or other trip-planning applications, and how to safely use a mobility device such as wheelchair, scooter, cane, etc. on public transportation.

Travel Training Presentation

What is Provided?


  • Monthly Group trips to fun places

  • Greater

    independence traveling on public transportation and paratransit

  • Mobility & Travel Training Overview Video

  • Safety and tethering training

  • RTC Discount/Clipper Card Application

  • Mobility device Training

  • Individualized trips to specific locations

  • Smartphone training with use of various travel & safety apps