The graph below shows the amount of foods transported in the UK from 1974 to 2002.

The line chart illustrates detailed information about the share of goods transported by various transportation in the UK in the space of 28 years (1974-2002).

Overall

, what stands out from the graph is that there were 4 sectors, namely by road, water, railway, and pipeline and bringing through road was a dominant trend over the period.

Moreover

, it is worth mentioning the tendency of pipelines to take the fourth level despite some fluctuations. In detail, it is evident that

firstly

, transporting by road system recorded nearly 70 tons at the beginning of the year, afterwards, there was witnessed some increase,

such

as, from 1982 to 1994, it jumped to just above 80

tonnes

.After there saw a slight decline to just below 80

tonnes

, its final point was 100

tonnes

.

Besides

that, both trends, bringing bu water and railway were 40

tonnes

in the same point at the beginning of the duration.

However

,

this

figure for delivering by water experienced a significant growth to around 60 tons in 1982 and

then

remained unchanged until 1994.Before going up 60

tonnes

, it went down to just under 55

tonnes

.

In contrast

, it is apparent that the rate of production transported by rail plummeted to 30 tons in 1982 and approximately 20

tonnes

in 1994.

Following

this

,it has come back to before position 2002.

Last

but not least, conveying by pipeline climbed to 20

tonnes

between 1974 and 2002.