This section consists of questions about the trips taken by the members of your household during a single weekday (your Travel Day).
In order to ensure the most accurate recollection of your travel, please use Friday, April 23, 2021 as your Travel Day.
This section will have a series of questions for each separate trip.
What is a trip? A trip is a one-way journey from one location to another for a single purpose. A trip may include more than one mode of travel, such as car and transit.
- It is important to report all trips, even for a short distance, on foot for instance.
- If you stopped off on your way to somewhere else, such as to drop off a child at school or pick up a coffee, then that journey would be two trips. The return portion of a journey is also considered a separate trip.
- Report all trips, whether made by walking, car, truck, bicycle, transit or any other mode of travel.
- Do not report walking the dog around the block and returning to the same place.
- Do not report going for a jog around the neighbourhood and returning to the same place. (However, if you jog to work, please report jogging to work as a trip to work).
How precise do locations need to be? We will ask you where you travelled to. Please try to describe locations as precisely as possible, to the accuracy of street address. Use the Google Map provided to search for a specific business or place, or double click on the map to set a ‘pushpin' marker. You can drag the marker to the exact location. If possible, try to avoid placing markers at intersections - drag them to the actual destination you travelled to.
If you are a commercial driver (bus driver, taxi driver, courier, traveling salesman): You do not have to tell us about the all the work trips you made for commercial deliveries, or while driving a taxi or bus. But please report the following:
- Your first trip to where you started your work day (terminal, office) or your first delivery or stopping point if you started your delivery/work schedule directly from home.
- Your final work-related stopping point if it is different from the one above.
- A return trip to your home or other non-work related location at the end of your work day.
- All personal trips by any mode of travel.