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 illustrates the use of various
transport
modes to travel in European cities in three different years.
It is evident from the chart that, the car was the most popular transport
mode throughout the period
while
the use of other transport
decreased during the period
.
In detail, in 1960 just about 7 per cent
of people used a car vehicle to transport
but during the period
the popularity of using cars increased significantly and in 2000 the figures reached approximately 36 per cent
.
However
, bike and foot were the highest proportion of transport
in 1990 about 25 and 33 per cent
respectively while
throughout the period
the rate of transport
modes for biking and walking decreased dramatically. Also
, the popularity of using the bus for transportation among people fluctuated. In 1990 more than 15 per cent
of citizens used the bus and in 1980 this
figure increased by about 27 per cent
while
in 2000 the proportion use of buses declined moderately and reached about 15 per cent
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