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 compares 4 types of

transportation

in European cities in the years 1960, 1980 and 2000 by the percentages of all travellers.

It is clear that

in 1960 travelling by

foot

was the most used way to move from place to place, but in 2000, the

car

became the primary source of

transportation

. In 1960 the

car

was the least used transport with 5%,

whereas

the

foot

was the most used with approximately 35%. But, in 1980, the

car

overtook the

foot

in the percentage of travellers and in the period of 40 years the

car

saw a rise of about 30%, meanwhile the

foot

saw a decline by a similar amount. The other two kinds of

transportation

however

either declined dramatically or fluctuated over

this

period. Travelling by bus saw a rapid rise in 1980 reaching slightly above 25%,

while

bike usage decreased by around 5%. in the next 20 years,

nevertheless

, both of these

transportation

dropped significantly, and the usage of buses and bikes reduced by 10% and close to 15% respectively.