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A journey from work to home was made by walking to the bus, travelling by bus to the station and completing the remaining journey by train is regarded as:

A journey from work to home was made by walking to the bus, travelling by bus to the station and completing the remaining journey by train is regarded as: Correct Answer 3 trips

The one-way movement having single purpose and mode of travel between a point of origin and a point of destination is known as “Trip”

To calculate the number of trips, it is necessary to first calculate the number of modes.

First Mode is Pedestrian, Second Mode is Bus and Third mode is the train.

Hence the number of trips are reported to be 3.

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