A glance at the table provided reveals the distances travelled by passengers on five kinds of vehicles in a European country over a twenty years period, from 1995 to 2015. It is evident that there were fluctuations in the distances travelled in different modes of transports over the given period but trains and buses were more popular.
One particularly interesting fact is that from a mere 2 billion kilometres travel in the airway in 1995, it soared to ten times in 2015. This shows that air travel has become popular in recent years. The rail travel, meanwhile, rose gradually by 10 billion in 2005 and reached the 60 billion mark in 2015. From the given figure it is clear that travelling in railways was the most popular form of travelling in the given European country. On the contrary, travelling on a bus was more popular in the 1990s, as 56 billion km were travelled using buses, but lost its popularity in the later years.
Furthermore, distances travelled by bicycles and motorbikes were comparatively lesser and experienced a slow decline, to somewhere in the vicinity of 1 and 2 billion km. respectively in 2005, followed by a slight increase in 2015.
It is also interesting to note that the total distance travelled by the passengers in this country in 1995 was 103 billion km while it increased over the years and reached 130 billion km in 2015.
A glance at the table provided reveals the
distances
travelled
by passengers on five kinds of vehicles in a European country over a twenty years period, from 1995 to 2015. It is evident that there were fluctuations in the
distances
travelled
in
different
modes of transports over the
given
period
but
trains and buses were more popular.
One
particularly interesting
fact is that from a mere 2
billion
kilometres
travel in the airway in 1995, it soared to ten times in 2015. This
shows
that air travel has become popular in recent years. The rail travel, meanwhile, rose
gradually
by 10
billion
in 2005 and reached the 60
billion
mark in 2015. From the
given
figure it is
clear
that travelling in railways was the most popular form of travelling in the
given
European country.
On the contrary
, travelling on a bus was more popular in the 1990s, as 56
billion
km were
travelled
using buses,
but
lost its popularity in the later years.
Furthermore
,
distances
travelled
by bicycles and motorbikes were
comparatively
lesser and experienced a slow decline, to somewhere in the vicinity of 1 and 2
billion
km.
respectively
in 2005, followed by a slight increase in 2015.
It is
also
interesting to note that the total
distance
travelled
by the passengers in this country in 1995 was 103
billion
km while it increased over the years and reached 130
billion
km in 2015.
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