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Note that "trip" in transport lingo (I'm not sure if Australia has more nuance here) usually means goings from A to B, and disembarking from your vehicle. So i
by avar 3y ago
Note that "trip" in transport lingo (I'm not sure if Australia has more nuance here) usually means goings from A to B, and disembarking from your vehicle.
So if you drive 20km into town, stop to fuel up, then make quick stops at several locations to shop or run errands most of those "trips" might be quite short, even though the total journey might not have been practical except by car.
- drekk 3y agoThe article discusses this. It's talking about a "commuter trip". As it points out, this is pretty similar for other wealthy nations. In the US, for example, 60% of drives cover a total distance less than 10km.