Some interesting statistics concerning the proportion of people moving in four means of transport in a particular city in Europe between 1950 and 1990 are vividly depicted in the given bar chart. In a general perspective, it is clear that the tally of people transported by car increased noticeably while other 3 kinds of transport displayed a downward trend.
The initial impression from the chart is that the tally of people transport by car witnessed a remarkable change, its figure was the last on the list, with only 5% then the proportion of people using car represented a large majority of the mean of transport in 1990, with 35%, making it twice times as popular as the bus.
Some
interesting statistics concerning the proportion of
people
moving in four means of
transport
in a particular city in Europe between 1950 and 1990 are
vividly
depicted in the
given
bar chart.
In a general perspective
, it is
clear
that the tally of
people
transported by car increased
noticeably
while other 3 kinds of
transport
displayed a downward trend.
The initial impression from the chart is that the tally of
people
transport
by car witnessed a remarkable
change
, its figure was the last on the list, with
only
5% then the proportion of
people
using car represented a large majority of the mean of
transport
in 1990, with 35%, making it twice times as popular as the bus.