Travel period trip
Term · Transportation · MLC-T-TRA-000410
A travel period trip is one-way to a destination, which is 75 miles-or-more from home with a return home trip during the 14-day travel period. Travel to the destination is counted as one trip and travel to return home is counted as another trip. For example, a person living in Denver flies to San Francisco, stays one week, and returns to Denver during the 14-day travel period. This would be counted as two travel period trips - one outgoing and one return. The only time a travel period trip would not have a return trip collected is when the respondent moves his/her residence.
| Identifier | MLC-T-TRA-000410 |
|---|---|
| Field | Transportation |
| References | TranStats Glossary |
Record as JSON
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"id": "MLC-T-TRA-000410",
"term": "Travel period trip",
"field": "Transportation",
"term_source": "Travel Period Trip",
"definition": "A travel period trip is one-way to a destination, which is 75 miles-or-more from home with a return home trip during the 14-day travel period. Travel to the destination is counted as one trip and travel to return home is counted as another trip. For example, a person living in Denver flies to San Francisco, stays one week, and returns to Denver during the 14-day travel period. This would be counted as two travel period trips - one outgoing and one return. The only time a travel period trip would not have a return trip collected is when the respondent moves his/her residence.",
"references": [
"TranStats Glossary"
],
"url": "https://mlchart.com/terminology/transportation/travel-period-trip/"
}
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