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

The line graph illustrates how many products were transported in the United Kingdom from 1974 to 2002, categorized into four main modes, with the number reported in million tonnes.

Overall

, all categories showed growth by the end of the period, with road

transportation

maintaining its position as the dominant

mode

.

To begin

with, goods transported with the road modes stood at approximately 70 in 1974. The figures fluctuated slightly between 1978 and 1982, before gradually increasing to just above 80 in 1990.

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, there was a slight drop

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3 roughly in 1994 and rose until it reached a peak at almost 100 in 2002. Water

transportation

,

on the other hand

, stood at approximately 40 in 1974. It

then

experienced a gradual increase and surpassed the rail

mode

by around 19 in 1982. After that, the number was stagnant for 16 years and

then

rose to approximately 64 in 2002. Rail

mode

was the only one

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experienced

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modest growth. It fluctuated over the period but ended up

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a similar level from their beginning to just above 40.

In contrast

,

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pipeline

transportation

started at only 5 and experienced a gradual increase to around 21 in 2002. Despite the increase, pipeline

transportation

remained the least utilized

mode

for goods

transportation

in the UK.