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. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart illustrates the

number

of travels by children from 1990 to 2010. There are five

separated

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types of transport including

car

passenger, walking, cycling, walking and

bus

, and only

bus

. Units are measured in millions. Overview, in 1990, walking was the highest group among five transport with around 13

million

, followed by the

bus

group with 7

million

which ranked second. The bicycle and the walking and

bus

were nearby just about 6

million

.

Lastly

,

car

travelling was only about 4.5

million

. In 2010, most modes of transportation decreased significantly but the

number

of cars used was the only group that had an upward trend. The

number

of

car

passenger

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increased massively to 11

million

while

the

number

of trips with feet, which was highest in 1990, dropped by 7

million

from 13

million

to only 6

million

.

Moreover

, the other three categories, which were the bicycle, the foot trips, and the

bus

, had

also

a downward trend. In conclusion, the

number

of trips made by

car

passengers became the most popular type in 2010, followed by walking,

bus

travelling, walking and

bus

, and cycling respectively.

In particular

, the

number

of the

last

three categories was lower than in 1990.