Travel and Transportation Depot

Driving to a visit a family member, taking the school bus to school, going on a family vacation, taking a train to see a show, or riding a bicycle through town all involve some form of transportation. Transportation is a necessity and travel can be fun, but it can be difficult for individuals with autism spectrum disorder and their families. People with ASD may have sensory challenges related to movement, loud noises, closed spaces, crowds, and delays which are common with travel. Use the tools and resources in the Travel and Transportation Depot help to address common issues related to travel and transportation. With education, support, and practice, travel can become more enjoyable.

Personal Vehicles

Trains, Busses and other Mass Transit

Airport

Additional Kohl's Autism Awareness Transportation Resources

External Resources

Patient Stories

  • Everyone at CSH made me feel like my opinions and concerns were being heard, they explained every step and gave us lessons to apply at home.

    Mekhi
    Read More
  • "There are people at CSH that want to help you. When we answer that phone and open that door, we want to help make your child’s life a little bit better. We want to take some of that strain and pressure off you and make your life a little bit easier."

    Alex
    Read More
  • It was hard being in the hospital for so long, but we were grateful that CSH allowed parents to stay. The hospital had a family lounge, game nights, and lots of ways to keep the parents informed. We had weekly meetings with his care team and received daily ...

    Patrick
    Read More

Patient Stories

  • Watch Testimonial
  • Watch Testimonial
  • Watch Testimonial