"Our mission is to support providers
of travel instruction for the purpose of
teaching people with disabilities and seniors
to travel safely and independently."

       


P.O. Box 2042  -  Madison Square Station  -  New York, NY  10159
 

       
 

ATI's  2011  Conference

ATI invites you to submit a conference host proposal for its 2011 10th Anniversary Conference. Proposal form available here. Please postmark no later than Friday, September 17, 2010.


Join ATI or Renew Your Membership Here!


ATI Members Only: Revised By-Laws
Review the Revised By-Laws document


The ATI Code of Ethics

The Association of Travel Instruction Code of Ethics is intended as a guide for the professional conduct of persons providing travel instruction. The profession has an obligation to define, articulate and adhere to its basic values, ethical principles and standards. The ATI Code of Ethics sets forth these values, principles and standards to guide travel instruction practitioners. The Code is relevant and applicable to all who provide instruction as well as to students of the profession in all instructional settings and for all who receive training.

Entire document and form here.


Read about and join an ATI Committee
(details here)


Who We Are and What We Do

The Association of Travel Instruction (ATI) is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit corporation that provides continuing education and professional development opportunities for travel instructors and travel trainers. Our members teach individuals with various types of disabilities and seniors to use public transportation safely and independently in their communities. Travel trainers truly give “the gift of freedom” of mobility to their students, young or aging.

ATI's members nationwide and in Canada are employed by, or contract with, public transportation agencies, ADA paratransit services, school districts, adult service providers, community rehabilitation agencies, mobility management companies, transportation management associations, independent living centers and other disability groups, and senior citizens programs.

ATI provides continuing education for its members primarily through publishing a quarterly newsletter, planning and executing an annual three day-long travel training “best practices” conference, and updated website content. ATI’s professional development goal is a certification program for travel instructors and travel trainers, commencing with a regionally-organized Registry of our members posted on this website.

For additional information about the work of ATI, please contact any individual listed on this website’s Board Members page.


Production of MV-1 to Begin October 2010.
(breaking news & details available here)


 
 
 

 
 

 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
 

  

 
 

 
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