The graph below shows the different modes of transport used to travel to and from work in one European city in 1960, 1980 and 2000.

The bar chart provides information on the popularity of four different modes of

transportation

in one

European

city

in three separate years(1960, 1980, and 2000). Obviously,

although

people

in 1960 used

buses

the most, the preference turned to

cars

in 2000. Looking at the data

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1960,

people

in the

European

city

used

buses

as the most common mode of

transportation

. Approximately 40

percent

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of

people

commuted to work by

buses

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bus

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in that year. Following trains and tubes with around 25

percent

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of commuters, less than 10

percent

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of

people

in the

European

city

travelled

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to and from work by

cars

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car

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. Turning to the data

on

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2000,

cars

have become the main

modes

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mode

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of

transportation

during the decades. About 40

percent

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of

people

in the

European

city

mainly used

cars

in that year.

On the contrary

, as time goes by, the popularity of

buses

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declined to fifteen

percent

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of commuters during the period. Interestingly, Trains and tubes are still made use of stably, regardless of the change between

cars

and

buses

.

To sum up

, the main modes of

transportation

have changed from

buses

to

cars

during the forty years and used subways constantly.