The pie charts compare the means of transportation used by people to go to a university in 2004 and 2009.
Overall, it can be seen that in 2004 cars were used as a major type of transport, while in 2009 buses took the lead in carrying commuters to study.
Looking at the information in more detail, we can see that in 2004 more than a half of people commute to the university by cars, at 51% which was far more than others. However, the percentage of buses were considerably lower than that of cars, consisting 33%. The latter type of vehicle was bicycle which made up just 9% among others. Lastly, walking and train were the least used means of transports, comprising 3% and 4% in turn.
With regards to the proportion of commuting types in 2009, buses were mostly used to go to university, consisting 46% rather than that in 2004. By contrast, car using decreased sharply than it was in 2004 by 23%, from 51% to 28%. The figures for bicycle riding witnessed an increase by 16%, while walking and train remained as the least used means of carriers (6% and 4%respectively) in 2009.
The pie charts compare the means of transportation
used
by
people
to go to a university in 2004 and 2009.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that in 2004
cars
were
used
as a major type of transport, while in 2009 buses took the lead in carrying commuters to study.
Looking at the information in more detail, we can
see
that in 2004 more than a half of
people
commute to the university by
cars
, at 51% which was far more than others.
However
, the percentage of buses were
considerably
lower than that of
cars
, consisting 33%. The latter type of vehicle was bicycle which made up
just
9% among others.
Lastly
, walking and train were the least
used
means of transports, comprising 3% and 4% in turn.
With regards to
the proportion of commuting types in 2009, buses were
mostly
used
to go to university, consisting 46%
rather
than that in 2004. By contrast,
car
using decreased
sharply
than it was in 2004 by 23%, from 51% to 28%. The figures for bicycle riding witnessed an increase by 16%, while walking and train remained as the least
used
means of carriers (6% and 4%
respectively
) in 2009.