The data composed in form of a pie chart illustrate primary ways of transporting adapted by travelers to reach universities for studies or job purposes during 2004 and 2009. Overall, in the first period, more than half passengers were using a car, however, this ratio declined sharply in the second year, as result, usage of other communication resources rose.
Within 2004, cars and buses had been the utmost method of transportation. cars held the percentage of 51% and bus 33% respectively. However, 2009 brought changes some significant changes; the ratio of automobiles, which were recorded as the most supreme source of transportation remarkably reduced to 28%. Due to the impact of this ratio of its competitive modes expanded.
People who were transported by bus amounted to 46%, more than the prior value of 33%. while train saw the most insignificant change of percent, walking remained same in both ages.
The data composed in form of a pie chart illustrate primary ways of transporting adapted by travelers to reach universities for studies or job purposes during 2004 and 2009.
Overall
, in the
first
period, more than half passengers were using a car,
however
, this ratio declined
sharply
in the second year, as result, usage of other communication resources rose.
Within 2004, cars and buses had been the utmost method of transportation.
cars
held the percentage of 51% and bus 33%
respectively
.
However
, 2009 brought
changes
some
significant
changes
; the ratio of automobiles, which
were recorded
as the most supreme source of transportation
remarkably
reduced
to 28%. Due to the impact of this ratio of its competitive modes expanded.
People
who
were transported
by bus amounted to 46%, more than the prior value of 33%.
while
train
saw
the most insignificant
change
of percent, walking remained same in both ages.