Travel Period Trip

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. (FHWA3)