The table below shows changes in the numbers of ressidents cycling to work in different areas of the UK between 2001 and 2011.

the table illustrates how many residents commuted to work by bicycle over an eleven-year timescale from 2001 to 2011. It is noticeable that there was an upward trend in the number of people cycling to work in all areas examined.

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, Inner London showed the most significant jump , with the highest data of cyclists recorded throughout the timeframe. In 2001, the figure for inner London held the lion's share, accounting for 43494, hitting the highest point in the first year , which was in the region of 10000 higher than that of Outer London. After that, the former rose by 144% to 106219, whilst the latter saw an increase of 45% to 49070 in the final year. In terms of the remaining regions, Bristol, the city of recorded the greatest growth, which grew from 8108 in 2001 to 15768 in 2011, with a rise of 94%. During the same period, the statistics of the rest eight regions registered rose, but none reached the 10.000 mark by the end of the shown span.