- ARoute B had both the smallest number of trips planned and the largest share of them cancelled
- BRoute C is the route on which passengers wait longest for a bus
- COf the four routes, route B was the one on which the largest share of the planned trips was cancelled
- DRoute A had more cancellations than route D and so a higher rate of cancellation than route D
Step-by-Step Solution
Planned trips are 650, 440, 310 and 512, giving cancellation shares of about 4.6, 9.1, 3.2 and 6.3 per cent, so route B leads on share. Route C, not B, had the fewest trips planned at 310, which defeats the first option; route A had 30 cancellations against route D's 32, so the fourth option is wrong on its own facts; and waiting time is nowhere in the record.
Answer: C) Of the four routes, route B was the one on which the largest share of the planned trips was cancelled