Fan et al. [8] applied the logit model approach to model the access mode and station choice made by commuters for the work trip during the morning peak period in the Greater Area of Toronto, Ontario. Different models were developed for these different purposes. For analysis of station choice behavior, a MNL modeling approach was applied while NL models were developed in order to integrate the analysis of station access mode choice and choice of station. Two NL models were tested in this study. The first model was based on the assumption that access station choice is the upper level decision and access mode choice is the lower level decision in the access station mode choice decision bundle. By considering the apposite way in which the station access mode choice was considered (station access mode choice was the upper level and the station choice was the lower level decision), the second model was developed.