The line graph compares the number of goods transported to the UK by four various modes of transportation in the years 1974 to 2002. Data are expressed in million of tonnes.

The line graph illustrates the number of four different modes of goods transported to Great Britain between 1974 and 2002

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four-year intervals.

Overall

,

it is clear that

transporting by road is the most popular method in the UK

while

the pipeline remains in final place throughout the period.

To begin

with, The total of road transport started at 70 and fluctuated to well under 80 in 1990 before levelling off for four years at

this

level. A dramatic surge was seen in

this

type of transport and reached its peak at nearly a massive 95 in 2002.

Furthermore

, the water mode was well under 40 in the first year and went up to 55 in 1982;

consequently

, hovered for 12 years and dramatically oscillated to approximately 65 in the

last

year of record.

Additionally

, the volume of rail transport began at 40 and hovered at

this

number until 1978.

Besides

, it swang and arrived at roughly 40 again in 2002.

Finally

, the pipeline which was a petite 5 at the early of the period soared to 25 in 1982 and remained stable for 12 years. A minimal drop

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this

mode was seen from 1990 to 1994 and stayed at exactly a minuscule 20 to the end.