The graph shows the transport modes in European city between 1960 and 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart given presents data about the proportion of the number of travellers based on four types of transport accommodation in a European City which is divided into 1960, 1980, and 2000. In general, machine vehicles were the most used in 2000,

while

eco-friendly modes were in 1960. Regarding machine transport accommodations, the bus was the most frequent in 1960, with around 20%, and

then

the trend changed in 2000 with the car in the top spot with double proportion by over 40%. The car vehicles jumped over the given time period, with the starting point was in 5% in 1960,

then

climbed rapidly by more than a third in 2000 to 40%. Turning to eco-friendly modes, there was a downward trend over the time period. The foot was the most used at the beginning (with a difference of around 10% compared with the bike) and the

last

(the difference with the bike was around 3%) of the given time period compared with others. Meanwhile, the bike was in the top spot in 1980 as a fifth compared with other modes before it plummed from around 15% to over 5% in 2000.