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

The graph illustrates the number of capitals conveyed in Great Britain from 1974 to 2001.

According to

graph, over a 28 years the means of transportation included: the

road

vehicles, the water, the

rail

transports and the modes of

pipeline

ways. The highest level of volume had detected approximately 98 million tonnes (2002) and

by contrast

, the lowest had noticed about 5 million tonnes by

road

transports and with the

pipeline

relatively. The services were carried away with the most considerable volume by

road

remains between 1974-2001,

additionally

the proportion of

road

goods slightly was peaking up year by year till 2002. Until 1978, the water and the

rail

had been vied, whereby the former passed away the

rail

transportation. Notwithstanding, the total volume of

pipeline

increased, its numbers had mild fluctuations during these years.

Overall

, The

road

was the initial mode of transport carried capitals,

next

means of transportation were as follows: the

second

a water conveyance (after 1978), the

third

a

rail

transit (after 1978) and the final a

pipeline

mean.