The chart illustrates distances traveled per person per week (in kilometers) in terms of 5 types of transport in the UK between 1990 and 2000.

The given line graph depicts the changes in travel habits by 5 types of vehicles in the UK between 1990 and 2000.

Overall

, it can be witnessed that air, bus, and

rail

were the three means of transport that people commuted more over time

while

bicycle and motor usage had a downward trend.

Additionally

, public transport was the most common in the UK in the 1990-2000 period. Regarding the public transport that had an increase through the timeline, both bus and

rail

started at nearly 40

km

and 36

km

, respectively. As for buses, over 10 years, the total

distance

went up slightly to 42

km

,

similarly

, there was a growth of about 2

km

in

rail

usage.

Moreover

, if it had not been for the upward trend in bus and

rail

distance

, the total figure for

distance

commuted by passengers would not have risen by far. Turning towards the remaining vehicles, except for air transports, bicycles, and motorbikes were the less used modes in that country.

Although

the

distance

commuted by air grew, there was still a small number of that, only 1

km

in 1990 and 3

km

in 2000. Meanwhile, the

traveled

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distance

decreased by approximately 1

km

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each bike and motorbike.