The chart shows the total distance travelled by passengers on five types of transport in the UK between 1990 and 2000

Contained in the bar chart is data pertaining to the average travelling distance by travellers on five different kinds of vehicles in the UK nations from 1990 and 2000. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is readily apparent that the total mileage had an increasing trend in both years.

In addition

, it can be recognized that passengers preferred using buses and rails for moving to travel by bicycle, motorbikes and planes between 1990 and 2000. Taking a closer look at the bar chart reveals that the highest number of kilometres in 2000 always buses at more than 40

billion

and under 40

billion

trains.

Additionally

, the number of kilometres in buses was the largest

billion

in 1990 at exactly 40

billion

.

Moreover

, the second biggest distance in 1990 was rail at around 38

billion

. Turning to the remaining statistics, there were three less commonly used types of vehicles throughout the period bicycles, motorbikes and planes. In 1990, the highest number of kilometres among the three types was the bicycle at approximately 5

billion

in bicycles and under 1

billion

in air.

However

, air will become the popular transportation for about 4

billion

commuters in the next 10 years.

Additionally

, the declining trend was true for motorbikes and bicycles at nearly 3

billion

and under 2

billion

in the same year, respectively.