The chart shows the total distance travelled passengers on five types of transport in the UK between 1990 and 200

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distance of people in the UK by five different means of transportation from 1990 to 2000.

Overall

, bus and rail emerged as the most prevalent modes of transportation. Perceivably, the surge in total figures over the period can be attributed to escalations in rail, bus, and air travel,

while

bicycle and motorbike usage experienced declines. Looking first of all at the two most opted-for options, busing accounted for approximately 40 in 1990, before slightly increasing to 42 by 2000. Railway

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were lower in both periods at 36 and 38, respectively. The less used modes of transport were generally recorded at below 5. Airplane-based journeys were

initially

1 but quadrupled to 4 per month per person by 2000.

While

motorbikes halved from 4 to 2, bicycles fell to nearly zero in the

last

year examined. Totality-wise, the 100 statistics of 1990 rose to over 110 in 2000.