Travel Training

Travel training is designed to teach individuals, especially those with disabilities or other specific needs, how to navigate public transportation systems safely and independently. It involves personalized instruction in reading bus schedules, using bus routes, and understanding safety protocols. The goal is to build confidence, enhance mobility, and empower individuals to gain greater independence and access more opportunities.

Travel Training is for residents, visitors, individuals, groups, seniors, and individuals with disabilities. To learn more about travel training from our Larimer and Weld County Public Transit agencies, see below.

RideNoCo Travel Training

The RideNoCo Mobility Specialist and Planner are available to train anyone interested in learning more about transportation options in the region, how to use RideNoCo, and what the One Call/One Click Center can do for you!

To request a RideNoCo Travel Training, please email mobility@nfrmpo.org or call us at (970) 514-3636 to schedule a time and discuss your specific travel training goals.

Fort Collins Travel Training Resources

Transfort

Transfort offers in-person and virtual group training sessions, as well as one-on-one training, to help you learn to read schedules, plan trips, and use its mobile app. They can also come to your organization, business, or school.

You can sign up for the Travel Training Program through their website here, send your request to transfortinfo@fcgov.com, or call customer service at (970) 221-6620.

Loveland Travel Training Resources

Greeley-Evans Travel Training Resources

General Bicycle Resources

The League of American Bicyclists offers a variety of smart cycling resources, including free videos in both English and Spanish, to teach cyclists the basic rules of the road.

Bicycle Colorado also has a Colorado-specific rules-of-the-road information page.

FC Bikes

FC Bikes hosts bicycle education classes and presentations and maintains a directory of online courses and learn-from-home bicycle resources here. FC Bikes also facilitates the Bike Buddy Program, which matches new bicyclists with trained Bicycle Ambassadors to help them learn how to select a comfortable route, ride safely in traffic, perform basic bicycle maintenance, and choose appropriate gear. Additionally, the City of Fort Collins operates a Safe Routes to School program to provide youth travel training. Contact FC Moves at the following email address: fcmoves@fortcollins.gov or call them at (970) 221-6705.

Denver Metro Area and Boulder County Resources

For travel training resources in the Denver Metro Area, please visit the DRMAC and RTD websites.

Boulder County Mobility for All collaborates with community partners throughout Boulder County to offer transportation-related technology workshops and one-on-one support to help community members of all ages and abilities feel more comfortable using transportation applications, including Google Maps, the Transit App, Lyft, Uber, and RTD Mobile Ticketing.