The bar graph below depicts the inform ation about four different transport modes used by people in a European City from 1960 to 2000.

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of travellers using four different modes

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transport in one European city within 40 years.

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the

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of drivers of cars experienced an upward trend,

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the

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of people putting on bikes and foot had a reverse trend over the period where they

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declined. First off, the

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of car users rose from 6% at the start of the period to almost a fifth in 1980. In 2000,

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phenomenon grew at a rate of 37%, which made it the most popular transport used the previous year.

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, the proportion of used

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fluctuated, reaching a peak at approximately a quarter in 1980. There was a decrease in the total periods for both the bike and foot. Walking was the most popular form of transportation in 1960, but by the end of the period, the proportion had steadily and sharply dropped to less than one in ten.

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, the

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of people who rode bikes fell significantly, from roughly 25% in 1960 and down just over 5 % in 2000 with a comparison of 20%

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