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

The supplied line graph outlines the

goods

transportation in the UK from 1974 to 2002 through various modes of transportation namely road,

water

, rail and

pipeline

. In general, the quantities of materials transported increased in all types of transportation types over the years. Looking at the details,

goods

brought through road transport swelled significantly from about 70

million

tons

in 1974 to about 95

million

tons

in 2002, approximately 25

million

tons

higher than in 1974. The same trend was true for both

water

and

pipeline

goods

carrying.

Water

shipping distributed about 39

million

tons

of materials in 1974 and about 62

million

tons

in 2002.

Pipeline

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showed the same trend despite the figure

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roughly slower than

water

transport,

pipeline

media only moved about 2

million

tons

in 1974 and about 21

million

tons

in 2002.

In contrast

, the number of commodities brought through rail mode fluctuated gradually. It was about 40

million

tons

in 1974 and went down modestly by the year

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1978 and

this

quantity fluctuated until it levelled up to about 41

million

tons

in 2002. It accounted for a small change indeed, only about 1

million

tons

over the year.