THE TABLE BELOW GIVES INFORMATION ABOUT CHANGES IN MODES OF TRAVEL IN ENGLAND BETWEEN 1985 AND 2000

The table illustrates the various methods traveled in England from 1985 to 2000. The data indicate in average distance miles per person a year. Overall, the total distances were noticeable an upsurge in the final years, while car became the most popular in England. Nevertheless, the taxi was significantly unfamiliar in England in 1985, whereas there was still higher than the bicycle in 2000. With regard to all modes, the tendency of people used to travel in England grew up from 4, 740 miles to 6, 475 miles per person in the period given. In terms of cars, it began with the highest about 3, 199 miles in 1985, and then rose up more than a thousand miles in 2000. Meanwhile, the methods of walking, bicycle, and local bus were a downward familiar at the same period. In contrast, the modes of long-distance bus, train, taxis, and other were upward popularity between 1985 and 2000. Although taxis hit the lowest at only 13 miles in 1985, there was approximately a 3-times increase and longer distance than the bicycle in the last years.