Travel Training

Access San Joaquin is pleased to offer free travel training within the San Joaquin County service area. Travel training provides assistance to people learning how to use fixed-route public transportation.

The Travel Training program teaches participants to navigate independently to specific destinations, maneuver mobility aids on and off buses, identify landmarks, and travel to and from bus stops using the following services:  San Joaquin RTD, Lodi GrapeLine, Tracy Tracer, Manteca Transit, Ripon Blossom Express, and Escalon E-Trans services.

The program uses a series of gradual steps to build confidence and independence.  If you’re hesitant to ride the bus, travel training will give you the confidence you need to feel comfortable and in control while riding public transit.

“The bus is easy and convenient. It gives me the mobility independence that I need, when I need it. The drivers are friendly and greet me by name.”

— James Young, San Joaquin RTD guest

Step 1: Fill Out Form Completely

If you, or someone you know, are interested in receiving travel training:

Call Access San Joaquin:

(209) 242-9965

Visit:

Customer Service Center
421 East Weber Avenue
Stockton, CA 95202

Email:

Access San Joaquin
access@sjRTD.com

Step 2: Return Form

Submit completed referral form by:

Mail:

Access San Joaquin
421 East Weber Avenue
Stockton, CA 95202

In-Person:

Customer Service Center
Downtown Transit Center
421 East Weber Avenue
Stockton, CA 95202

Fax:

(209) 948-3024
Attention: Access San Joaquin

Access San Joaquin

Travel Training

Access San Joaquin is pleased to offer free travel training within the San Joaquin County service area.  In an effort to provide greater independence and increase mobility options for senior citizens and people with disabilities, travel training offers instruction on how to use fixed-route public transportation.

The Travel Training program teaches participants to navigate independently to specific destinations, maneuver mobility aids on and off buses, identify landmarks, and travel to and from bus stops using the following services:  San Joaquin RTD, Lodi GrapeLine, Tracy Tracer, Manteca Transit, Ripon Blossom Express, and Escalon E-Trans services.

The program uses a series of gradual steps to build confidence and independence.  If you’re hesitant to ride the bus, travel training will give you the confidence you need to feel comfortable and in control while riding public transit.

“The bus is easy and convenient. It gives me the mobility independence that I need, when I need it. The drivers are friendly and greet me by name.”

— James Young, San Joaquin RTD guest

Step 1: Completely Fill Out Form

If you, or someone you know, are interested in receiving travel training:

Call Access San Joaquin:

(209) 943-1111

Visit:

Customer Service Center
421 East Weber Avenue
Stockton, CA 95202

Email:

Access San Joaquin
access@sjRTD.com

Download

Step 2: Return Form

Submit completed the referral form by:

Mail:

Access San Joaquin
421 East Weber Avenue
Stockton, CA 95202

In-Person:

Customer Service Center
Downtown Transit Center
421 E. Weber Avenue
Stockton, CA 95202

Fax:

(209) 948-3024
Attention: Access San Joaquin

Access San Joaquin