The table below gives information about changes in modes of travel in England between 1985 and 2000. Average distance in miles travelled per person per year, by mode of travel

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England

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England's

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transportation methods between 1985 and 2000.

Overall

, there is an increase in total average distances in

miles

travelled. Cars were the most popular,

while

taxi was the least common transport. Now, turning to the details, residents of England preferred to travel by car most of all in both years and the distance increased from 3199 to 4806

miles

.

Then

, long-distance buses, trains and

taxies

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taxis

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had

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upward trend, showing 124, 366 and 42

miles

respectively

at the end

of the period.

However

, the lowest figures were observed for the taxi. Other types of transportation

also

demonstrated

gradual

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a gradual

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rise during the given period. It can be seen that

,

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the use of vehicle methods

such

as walking,

bicycle

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bicycles

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and local

bus

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buses

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decreased by 2000. There were 255, 51 and 429 in 1985. After 15 years, they dropped to 237, 41 and 274. Anyway, the

overall

distance in

miles

traveled

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travelled

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illustrates good statistical significance, increasing from 4740 to 6475.