The given bar chart illustrates the changes in the proportion of travellers commuting by four distinct modes of transport in four different years.
Overall, the figures for bike, bus and foot recorded a downward trend, while the opposite pattern was witnessed in cars. Also, figures for cars not only registered the highest position but also experienced the greatest differences.
At the beginning, the rate of people traveling by car stood at 6%, registering the lowest figure out of four transport modes given; however, this figure increased sharply to 40% in 2000, higher than three others. By contrast, although commuters by foot accounted for the largest percentage in 1960, it saw a considerable decrease by 25% in 2000. The figure for bikes showed a similar trend, falling from a fourth of total travelers to only 6% in the last year.
There was a small change in the proportion of travelers by bus. Although the figure witnessed a considerable increase from 18% to about 26% in 1980, it fell to 16% in 2000.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the
changes
in the proportion of
travellers
commuting by four distinct modes of transport in four
different
years.
Overall
, the
figures
for bike, bus and foot recorded a downward trend, while the opposite pattern
was witnessed
in cars.
Also
,
figures
for cars not
only
registered the highest position
but
also
experienced the greatest differences.
At the beginning, the rate of
people
traveling by car stood at 6%, registering the lowest
figure
out of four transport modes
given
;
however
, this
figure
increased
sharply
to 40% in 2000, higher than three others. By contrast, although commuters by foot accounted for the largest percentage in 1960, it
saw
a considerable decrease by 25% in 2000. The
figure
for bikes
showed
a similar trend, falling from a fourth of total travelers to
only
6% in the last year.
There was a
small
change
in the proportion of travelers by bus. Although the
figure
witnessed a considerable increase from 18% to about 26% in 1980, it fell to 16% in 2000.