The given bar chart compares data about the 4 various types of transportation that people who lived in a European city used for going to work and coming back from it at 3 points in time namely, 1960,1980, and 2000.
The chart provides information on the popularity of a bus, car, bike, and foot in some European city in 1960, 1980, and 2000. The data clearly illustrate the upward trend in the utilization of cars.
The graph provides information about the percentage of people in a country who used public transport in 2016, broken down by age group and type of residence - large city compared to other areas.
The data about the access to public transportation in one country in 2016 was not only different types of groups but also the location of citizens. The information had been calibrated in terms of percentage.
The line chart given illustrates the proportion of individuals using public transportation, which are classified by residential location,namely large city and others and age in the year 2016 for a selected country.
The line chart compares the proportions of people using public transport categorized into six age groups between the large cities and other regions in 2016.
The chart below showcase four popular modes of transportation used by European workers in between 1960s to 2000. In the earlier years, walking through distance was preferable to commute. Starting at 20th century, the num
The bar graph illustrates the number of people who choose to use the varieties of transport to commute from their home to their workplace in one European city, with 20 years interval from 1960 to 2000.
The graph shown above illustrates the numbers of various ways people travel to and from work in 1960, 1980, and 200. Each stacks represents the quantity used in each specific year. For instance, blue shows the quantity d
The bar graph depicts data about the type of transport for commuting from and to workplaces in 1960, 1980 and 2000, in a European city. Overall, the trend changed over time for each system of transportation.
The bar chart illustrates the percentage of commuters by various types of public and private transportation in 1960, 1980 and 2000 used by the population of one European city.
The following graph presents data regarding the usage of public transport in a particular nation in 2016, broken down by age bracket and place of residency. Overall, the graph indicates that compared to other individuals