The chart below shows the number of trips made by children in one country to travel to and from school using different modes of transport.

The graph illustrates how many journeys were completed by students between the age between 5 and 12 in the years 1990 and 2010. The

way

itself consisted of the path to school and back home using various transition systems. It can be seen that

while

travelling in the

car

had increased everything else has fallen. By comparing the walking and

car

travelling it can be seen that the first dropper all of the sudden in 2 times,

while

the

car

travel raised in just about 2.5 times.

Car

passengers started in 1990 as the most unfavourable

way

of travelling

while

walking was the most common one. In 2010 things had become almost exactly the opposite. Everything else

also

showed a fall in numbers in

this

time period

such

as cycling dropped from six

millions

Change to singular

million

show examples

to two million and became the most unusual

way

of getting from home to school.

While

others

also

showed a decrease but not as much, walking and coach declined just about 50% and the bus dropped just for a quarter. In conclusion, all of the

way

of getting around declined in those 20 years apart of the vehicle transport showing steady rapid growth.