The table below gives information about changes in modes of travel in England between 1985 and 2000. Average distance in miles travelled per person per year, by mode of travel

The provided table compares the average distances and illustrates how the citizens in England changed their modes of travel in a particular 15 years.

Overall

, it is evident that people have a considerable preference for travelling by car,

this

indicates that a vast majority of England relied on their own cars rather than other transportation means. As can be seen, the car gained the top of the tractions and hit the highest average distance in comparison with others when in 1985 was at 3199

miles

and in 2000 became at 4806

miles

.In contrast, the Taxi touched the lowest bottom of people interested in 1985 and was merely 13

miles

, but in 2000

Taxi

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Taxis

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accompanied by Bicycle and both were the smallest average of roughly 42

miles

,

although

Bicycle

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Bicycles

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experienced a heighten in the proceeded year and consumed by 51

miles

.

Furthermore

, Local buses declined in 2000 by nearly half of 1985 and accounted for 274

miles

, but the pattern was reversed for Long distance buses, it was in 1985 at 54

miles

and jumped by 2000 to boast 124

miles

,

as well as

train and others provided upsurge in 2000 when the train was at 289

miles

and became 366

miles

, Other was at 450

miles

then

registered 585

miles

.It is noteworthy that Walking had a regular change and lessened by just under 255 in 1985 by 18

miles

.

This

reflects that

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citizens

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in England have an upward tendency for travelling long distances.