The bar chart shows the different methods used to travel to and from work in three years 1960, 1980, and 2000.

The given chart depicts the various ways of transportation that would commute from workplaces which measured in terms of proportion in three distinctive spans: 1960, 1980, and 2000. Overall, it can be seen that the maximum percentage of bus users had observed at the beginning of the year, while the car owner recorded as the lowest percentage in the same year. To commence with, the bus had the highest percentage was an almost four-ten fold in 1960, while the car had the least percentage at merely over 5% - a difference of 15%. Over the two decades, there was train transport had augmented at just above a quarter, more than 10 per cent of the car transportation in 1980. By 2000, the number of train users accounted for nearly 22%, which was smaller than cars (about 38%). Furthermore, the way of tube transportation witnessed at around one third, which was comparison higher the mode of the bus by 5%. Similarly, both modes of transportation of bus and car were highest out of others' year like 1980, 2000. Moreover, In the mode of the bus was abated at nearly 22% in 1980 and exactly 15% in 2000. However, the way of commute amenities had plummeted in 1908 at almost 23%, there was a considerable surge at one-fourth fold.