The graph below shows the quantities of goods wew transported in the UK between 1974 and 2002 by four different modes of transport

The given graph presents the proportion of things exported in the UK from 1974 to tonnes 2002 according to various types of transport (road, water, rail, pipeline). The unit was measured by tones. Overall, The indicator shows the greatest amount was transported in the road, while The trading through pipe doesn't seem more popular than others. Goods were in the lowest level in 1924, just over zero 7 tonnes. Then, steadiness continued for the next 4 years, and it was followed by a quick rise, reached 18 in 1982. It became slower, gradually increase until mid 1994. Then, the rapid increase happened again for other years. However, the was a plateau after 1994. The same amounting carried by planes, trains, equaling to 40 million tonnes in 1974. Suddenly, the opposite changes occurred, while a sea way got famous, stood at 58. The railway didn't prefer more that the first period, flactuating till the end. The water transport was used approximately same till the end. Road which took a rocket point during the presented years with ups and downs. So, the figure commenced about 70, hitting the peak below 100.