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 chart provided illustrates the count of

trips

taken by children in a certain country to commute to and from

school

using various forms of transportation in the years 1990 and 2010. •In 1990, walking to

school

was predominant, with approximately 12

million

trips

per

year

.

In contrast

, only 4

million

trips

were made by car. The remaining modes of transport,

such

as cycling, walking and

bus

, and just

bus

, each showed a similar figure of about 6

million

trips

per

year

.

However

, 2010 presented a significant shift. The

number

of

students

commuting to

school

by car rose to the highest, at 11

million

per

year

.

Conversely

, the

number

of

students

walking to

school

decreased to 6

million

per

year

.

Additionally

, the

number

of

students

cycling to

school

recorded the lowest figure, at 2

million

. Meanwhile, the

number

of

students

using walking and

bus

and just

bus

decreased to 3

million

and 5

million

respectively, compared to 1990. Over time, with the development of transportation, it seems more common for children to travel by car rather than walking