Public Transportation Decision-Making

A woman at a station discusses with a station staff about transportation options to reach Asahi Station. The train is not running, so they consider taking a bus or a taxi. The staff suggests taking a bus to the next station and then transferring to another bus. The woman considers walking to the next station or taking a taxi, as it might be faster. Ultimately, she decides that walking might be better than waiting.

What is the woman's initial concern at the station?

• The train is delayed.

• The train is not running.

• The bus is full.

• The taxi is expensive.

What alternative does the station staff first suggest to the woman?

• Taking a taxi directly to Asahi Station.

• Waiting for the next train.

• Walking to East Station.

• Taking a bus to East Station and transferring.

Why is the woman hesitant about taking the bus?

• She is worried about getting lost.

• She prefers walking.

• She thinks the bus is too expensive.

• She is unsure if the bus will arrive soon.

What does the staff suggest as a faster option to reach East Station?

• Waiting for the bus.

• Walking.

• Riding a bicycle.

• Taking a taxi.

How long does the staff estimate it will take to walk to East Station?

• 15 minutes

• 20 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 10 minutes