the graph below shows the quantities of goods transported in the UK between 1974 and 2002 by four different modes of transport.

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information regarding the transportation of products in the UK by four different means from 1974 to 2002.

Overall

, there was an upward trend observed in all the mentioned methods, with the most significant rise was seen in the number of goods delivered via roadways. In 1974, roadways carried the highest number of

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transported in the UK, recording approximately 70

million

tonnes

,as opposed to that of pipeline, with below 10

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million

tonnes

delivered. The number of products transported on boats (approximately 40%) and on trains (40%) was almost the same. Coming to 1994,

although

seeing some fluctuation, the figure for road transportation rose to above 80

million

tonnes

,

while

that of waterways increased significantly by around 20

million

tonnes

in 1990 and

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off there for 4 years.

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remained the lowest, pipeline

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a steady increase to reach 20

million

from 1974 to 2 decades later. After 1994, there was a slight drop in the data on cargo shipped on

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until around 1996,

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it reached a nadir of below 80

million

,

then

it rose again to almost 100 in 2002. The same pattern was experienced by both water transportation and railway, which reached above 60

million

and approximately 40

million

, respectively, in 2002.

Finally

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reached the highest point of above 20

million

then

plateaued there until 2002.