The pie charts show the percentage of vehicle exports of one company in 1996, 2006 and 2016.

The three pie charts illustrated the proportion of transportation exports of one company between the years 1996, 2006, and 2016. From an

overall

perspective, it is apparent that the percentage of all three types of transport experienced an increasing trend in the surveyed years. Noticeably,

trucks

had the biggest percentage of all given period. In 1996, there was no doubt that the figure for

trucks

accounted for more than half at about 64% which was equal to 48000 traffic. The rate of motorbikes stood at 16%

while

the proportion of

cars

was significantly higher at 20% which was similar to 12000 and 14000 vehicles respectively. In 2006, the number increased considerably with car exports showing the fastest growth than other transport at 24000

cars

which were nearly double in quantity.

Trucks

still had the first rank at 53000 traffic

while

cars

gradually grew to 18000

cars

. Regarding the remaining chart, the figure for transportation continuing went up dramatically. The number of

trucks

exports still had the highest at 54000

trucks

which resembled 53%

while

the figure for motorbikes and

cars

was 22000 and 26000 vehicles in turn.