The graph below shows the quantities of goods transported in the Uk between 1974 and 2002 by four different modes of transport.

The graph below displays the amount of

goods

transported in Britain between 1974 and 2002 by road,water,rail and

pipeline

.

Overall

, the

goods

transportation done by road, water and

pipeline

increased gradually over the period of 28 years meanwhile the

goods

supplied by rail remained stable. In 1974, around 70

million

tonnes

of

goods

were transported by road which shows that it is the most used pathway for transportation and gradually rose to just below 100 by the year 2002 and the second most is water which is just under 40

million

tonnes

at the starting it took 4 years to reach 40 and seen a huge growth almost it touches to 60 between 1986 to 1990 but from 1998 there was a sharp increase to above 60

million

tonnes

in 2002. Rail transport supplied

goods

with 40

million

tonnes

in 1974 but fluctuation was seen between the period 1978 to 1994 when it reached around 30 which is the lowest for railways and ,

finally

Add a comma

,finally

show examples

it surpassed 40

million

tonnes

in 2002 which shows stable and the least used is a

pipeline

which is just above 0 over the time it reached to above 20

million

tonnes

of

goods

which shows a gradual growth in the

pipeline

transportation.