The article explores how people choose different ways to travel in a city with many transportation options. They asked people about their preferences and studied factors like cost and waiting time. They found that cost is important for short trips, while waiting time matters more for longer trips. People aged 40-50 prefer combined travel modes, women like metro transfers more than men, and wealthier individuals prefer the metro over buses. Overall, reducing transfer walking time is more appealing to travelers than increasing it.