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Inclusive Mobility: Learning to use public transit
Inclusive Mobility is a free learning program that helps people with functional disabilities to travel independently and safely by bus, métro, train and REM.
Find out about the program’s terms and conditions, eligibility requirements and the different ways to register.
Objective
Promote independence, confidence and safety on the practice route
What you will learn
Customers with intellectual disabilities
- Getting on and off vehicles (bus, métro, train, REM)
- Planning your trips
- Buying your tickets
- Dealing with unexpected situations
- Adopting safe behaviour
Customers with physical disabilities
- Positioning yourself properly during trips, if needed
- Exploring new routes with your mobility aid, if needed
- Presentation of the tools available to properly plan your trips
- Gaining confidence
Benefits
- Free training
- Transit fares provided for training sessions
- Available in English and French
- Supplement to school and adapted transportation
Eligibility
- You must be 12 years of age or older and have a functional disability, such as:
- Motor impairment (with or without mobility aid)
- Autism spectrum disorder
- Mild to moderate intellectual disability
- Speech and/or language disorder (under certain conditions)
Who it’s for
- Paratransit users
- New public transit users
- Anyone who wants to gain confidence on a new mode of transportation or route
How to register for training
1. Through a partner
Training is offered mainly in collaboration with partners in the health, education, non-profit and business sectors.
To launch a training session, the partner must form a group of 10 to 20 people.
I would like to register for the program as a partner
2. Individual application (limited spots)
You can also register as an individual by joining a waiting list.
When new training sessions are scheduled, you will be informed of the start dates.
Depending on your availability, you can then confirm your participation or choose to wait for a future session.
I would like to register for the program as an individual
A very positive initial report
The partners of the metropolitan Inclusive Mobility program have provided a very encouraging report after the first 18 months of implementation.
Watch the results and see the faces of those who now travel independently on public transit.
