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

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quantities of

goods

were transported in the UK

during

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1971 and 2002.

Overall

, there was a common increase in the quantities of

goods

transported

in

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road, water, and pipeline, except for rail, with road witnessing the most dramatic rise.

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pipeline

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was the least popular in all ways. The number of

goods

transported in the UK by road started at around 70

tonnes

of

goods

, after which ended up thriving to almost 100

tonnes

.

While

, the figure for water was under 40

tonnes

in 1974, followed by a growth to over 60

tonnes

in 2002.

Conversely

, exactly 40

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of quantities of

goods

were carried

through

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rail, with a subsequent drop to under 40

tonnes

between 1978 and 1998, and a final rise to the same number as the beginning. The figure for

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pipeline

saw

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growth at the initial time was over 20

tonnes

,

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after

then

it

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witnessed a decline to 20

tonnes

.