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
The table summarises the various modes of transportation and the approximate
miles
commuted by each person in a span of 12 months in England in 1995 and 2000.
Overall
, the total distance travelled has increased in 2000 when compared to 1985 but walking, cycling and usage of the local buses
has plummeted. The usage of cars is significant in both time periods.
It is clear from the box that, in 1985, the car was used the most leading to an average of 3199 miles
per year. Cab wasn't preferred by most people and each person only travelled 13 miles
every year. two-wheelers and long-distance buses
weren't very popular either. The local bus, train and other modes were also
available.
On the other hand
, in 2000 cars were still on the top of the chart with an average of 4860 miles
a year. the use of local buses
, strolling and cycling has declined but long distance
Add a hyphen
long-distance
buses
, trains and taxis have gained popularity.Submitted by insighttribez on
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