The chart below shows the number of trips made by children in one country in 1990 and 2010 to travel to and from school using different modes of transport.

The given bar chart gives information about which means of transportation young kids used to common to and from

school

in two different years: 1990 and 2010.

Overall

, we can see that the majority of children preferred to walk to

school

in 1990,

whereas

driving youths to their

school

building was more common in 2000. In 1990, more than 12

million

trips were made by food, which was

also

the highest figure on the graph. After twenty years,

this

number

dramatically declined to only 6

million

. As for travelling by car, there were nearly 4

million

trips in 1990 compared to 11

million

in 2010. Looking at the

number

of journeys made by bicycle, we can see that

while

in 1990 there were just over 6

million

,

at the end

of the period given

this

number

plumbed drastically to only 2. Children who went to

school

by walking and taking the buses followed the same pattern, going from just under 6 to 3

million

trips between the two years.

Finally

, those who took the bus in 1990 were slightly more than in 2000. with a

number

of 7 and 5 respectively.