The graph below shows the quantities of goods transported in the UK between 1974 and 2002 by four different modes of transport.
The line graph demonstrates the
number
of merchandise carried by four separate forms of transport during the period from 1974 to 2002.
It is clear that
transporting goods
by route was the most popular method during the researched period. The number
of goods
delivered by 3 modes increased, except for rail
, which fluctuated.
In 1974, about 17,000,000 tonnes
of property
were conveyed by road, which was the highest, compared to only 5,000,000 tonnes
delivered by pipeline. The number
of goods
sent by water and rail
was nearly equal, which stood at 40,000,000 tonnes
.
Within the next 28 years, equipment transported by road increased remarkably and reached a high of 95,000,000 tonnes
in 2002. Pipelines became more popular its quantity of goods
also
witnessed a rise from 1974 to 1994 and then
remain stable at 20,000,000 tonnes
until 2002. Despite the Stability in the number
of deaths conveyed by water and Rail
in the first four years, the figure for that by water grew considerably and ended up at 65,000,000 tonnes
in 2002. By contrast
, goods
sent by Rail
returned to the initial point, at 40,000,000 tonnes
in 2002 after a fluctuation.Submitted by danphamngocha on
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