The charts below show the main means of transport used by people to travel at a university from 2004 to 2009.
The charts below show the main means of transport used by people to travel at a university from 2004 to 2009. wBwwN
This will describe two pie charts compare the main means of transport used by individuals to travel at a university between 2004 and 2009.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that car was the most popular mode of transport, whereas bus users over a period of five years.
Looking at the details, it is evidently that with regard to travelling at a university by car, this figure was two times more than other means of transport accounted for a little over a half of human beings choose this means in 2004. By contrast, a third of them select the bus, while slightly less than a tenth chose bicycle; however, a small minority only 3% to 4% opt for train and walked at a university respectively.
Moving further, till 2009, the use of car declined and just over a quarter went to the university through car, whilst a little above two fifths of travellers travelled via bus to the university, which was an increase 13% from the figures of 2004. Meanwhile, bicycles were utilized to merely under a fifth 16%, there was a significant growth from the data of former decade. Suprisingly, train climbed slowly to only 4%, those going on foot or walk escalated to 6%.
This will
describe
two pie charts compare the main means of transport
used
by individuals to travel at a
university
between 2004 and 2009.
Overall
, it can be
clearly
seen
that
car
was the most popular mode of transport, whereas bus users over a period of five years.
Looking at the
details
, it is
evidently
that with regard to travelling at a
university
by
car
, this figure was two times more than other means of transport accounted for a
little
over a half of human beings choose this means in 2004. By contrast, a third of them select the bus, while
slightly
less than a tenth chose bicycle;
however
, a
small
minority
only
3% to 4% opt for train and walked at a
university
respectively
.
Moving
further
, till 2009, the
use
of
car
declined and
just
over a quarter went to the
university
through
car
, whilst a
little
above two fifths of
travellers
travelled via bus to the
university
, which was an increase 13% from the figures of 2004. Meanwhile, bicycles
were utilized
to
merely
under a fifth 16%, there was a significant growth from the data of former decade.
Suprisingly
, train climbed
slowly
to
only
4%, those going on foot or walk escalated to 6%.