Driving and ASD: A Balance of Safety and Independence Virtual 1-hour POPARD Family School Liaison Workshop
March 12, 2025 12:00-1:00pm (Pacific Time)
Many families wonder if their autistic youth could move forward with getting their driver’s license in BC. There are clear guidelines for individuals with disabilities to obtain a driver’s license, and many get through the process successfully. This session will discuss:
Research on ASD and driving.
The balance of safety and independence.
The BC guidelines for obtaining a driver’s license for people with disabilities.
Supports and resources that could be helpful in this process.
About this Workshop:
Presented via Zoom (the Zoom link will be in your confirmation email - if you don't see a confirmation email, check your junk/spam folder)
Audience: This training is primarily intended for parents and families of students who are on the Autism spectrum, however educators and other professionals may attend
This FREE 1-hour workshop will include 45 minutes of content and 15 minutes of Q&A
Presenter: Veena Birring Hayer (email Veena directly if you have any questions: fsl@autismoutreach.ca)
When March 12, 2025
Registration for this event has closed.
If you have any questions contact Tamara Leitch by email at
