The chart below shows the number of trips made by children in one country in 1990 and 2010 to travel to and from school using different modes of transport.

The bar chart demonstrates the number of five distinct transportation methods used by 5 -12 aged

students

in a certain nation in 1990 and 2010.

Overall

, it is noticeable that the number of

students

who travelled on foot largely dominated other vehicles,

while

a significant decrease in the census was presented after a few years.

In contrast

,

the

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completely reverse trend was observed in the

statistic

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of those taking cars to commute

school

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. Looking at the bar in more

details

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, walking was the most

preferrable

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method for

students

to move to and from school in 1990, comprising slightly over 12

million

,

while

the figure halved to 6

million

after 20 years.

Conversely

, car boarders showcased the lowest figure at around 4

million

,

while

exponentially soared over

the

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time, reaching 11

million

with the gap widening three times. Among the remaining transports, bus users exhibited an insignificant change between two times,

deceasing

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by merely 2

million

from 7

million

.

Students

riding bikes and combining

walk

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and

bus

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buses

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recorded nearly identical

number

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, accounting for about 6

million

. As time

passes

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by,

however

, they showed notable differences with cycling tripling down

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and walking and using buses doubling down.