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Understanding Our Passengers

Welcome: Why This Matters for DVC Volunteers

What Autism Is (and Common Misconceptions)

The Sensory Experience of a Trishaw or Wheelchair-Bike Ride

Quick Check: Understanding Autism

Before and During the Ride

Talking with Parents and Carers Before the Ride

Boarding, Disembarking, and Getting Settled

Communicating Clearly During the Ride

Quick Check: Before and During the Ride

Handling Challenges

Recognising and Responding to Overwhelm or Meltdown

Scenario Walkthroughs

Your Pre-Ride Checklist

Final Knowledge Check

Autism-friendly passenger care training for DVC trishaw/wheelchair-bike volunteers, covering understanding autism, sensory aspects of rides, pre-ride preparation, in-ride communication, and handling overwhelm or meltdowns.

A practical training module for Dodder Valley Cycling volunteers who pilot and accompany our trishaw and wheelchair-bike rides, focused on welcoming and supporting autistic children and young people as passengers.

Autism-Friendly Passenger Care for DVC Volunteers

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