The bar chart demonstrated the date on how children aged 5-12 of a country were driven to or from school suing various transport modes from 1990 to 2010
Overall, walking was the most preferred mode of commute in 1990 as against the traveling by cars being the top in 2010.
In 1990, about 12 million children traveled to and from by walk as opposed to the fewest who made it by car (4 million) meanwhile, commuting by bus was the second best interested mode which accounted for nearly 7 million, while both by cycling and the combination of by walk and by bus comprised an equality which was recorded as 6 million.
However, most strikingly, after 20-year period passed, children had lost their physical exercises which was confirmed by the decline trend by walking dipped to two fold from 4 million and cycling to 3 fold from 6 million. Interestingly, the trend of car users had been soared at roughly 12 million which was three times high in comparison to 1990
The bar chart demonstrated the date on how children aged 5-12 of a country
were driven
to or from school suing various transport modes from 1990 to 2010
Overall
, walking was the most preferred mode of commute in 1990 as against the traveling by cars being the top in 2010.
In 1990, about 12
million
children traveled to and from by walk as opposed to the fewest who made it by car (4
million)
meanwhile, commuting by bus was the second best interested mode which accounted for
nearly
7
million
, while both by cycling and the combination of by walk and by bus comprised an equality which
was recorded
as 6 million.
However
, most
strikingly
, after 20-year period passed, children had lost their physical exercises which
was confirmed
by the decline trend by walking dipped to
two fold
from 4
million
and cycling to 3
fold
from 6
million
.
Interestingly
, the trend of car users had
been soared
at roughly 12
million
which was three times high
in comparison
to 1990