What is the standard formatting order for From, To, and Thru?

• A. From, To, Thru
• B. To, From, Thru
• C. Thru, To, From
• D. From, Thru, To

Answer: (A)

The journey is described in a natural order: where you start, where you’re going, and any through points along the way. Listing the starting point first clearly identifies the origin, followed by the destination so the endpoint is unambiguous. Then adding through or via points after establishes the full route without reordering the core pieces. If you start with the destination, or put through points before the destination, the route becomes harder to read and prone to misinterpretation. Therefore, the standard formatting is From, To, Thru.