The graphs below the transport modes in European city between 1960 and 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart illustrates the percentage of total

travelers

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in a European city using different modes of

transport

between 1960 and 2000.

Overall

, at the beginning of the period, car usage was the lowest among the four

transport

modes.

However

, by 2000, cars had become the most popular mode of

transport

,

while

bicycles had the fewest users. In 1960, just over 5% of people used cars.

This

figure rose steadily, reaching a peak of over 35% in 2000.

In contrast

, bicycle usage saw a slight increase

initially

, with around 25% in 1960, but

then

declined to just below 10% by 2000. Walking was the most common mode of

transport

in 1960, with nearly 40% of people

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on foot.

However

,

this

figure fell sharply to around 10% by 2000. Meanwhile, public transportation saw a modest increase from 1960 to 1980, peaking at around 25%.

However

, by the end of the period, it had declined to about 15%.

This

trend of decline was observed in all modes of

transport

except for cars, which showed a consistent increase throughout the period.