For many people on the spectrum, public transportation is an important
part of daily life. At a time when social distancing and face
coverings are impacting regular routines, how has transportation
evolved for our community? For some autistic people, especially those
with sensory challenges, new travel conditions and restrictions could
present roadblocks. In this edition of E-Speaks, meet several adults
on the spectrum who have found unique ways to adapt. Plus, hear from a
researcher at Rutgers University about how changes in public transit
have impacted the autism community.

In our own words: Chade', Terrence and Mary Fay share their
perspectives on commuting in 2020

Whether it's by bus, train or car, traveling alongside the
public can be tricky in today's world. In order to safely get to
work, these autistic adults say preparation is key: [link removed]

A driving force: How one self-advocate uses his experiences behind the
wheel as a metaphor to overcome adversity

Andrew Arboe shares how commuting to work in 2020 has been a journey of perseverance and self-awareness:
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Accessing transportation and transit during COVID

Autism transportation expert Dr. Cecilia Feeley explores how the
pandemic has affected the autism community's access to public
transportation and para transit. She also offers tips and an
essentials list for a safer ride for those who must use public transit
right now: [link removed]

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