The chart illustrates distances traveled per person per week (in kilometers) in terms of 5 types of transport in the UK between 1990 and 2000.

The column graph gives clear data about the distances travelled by one individual in a week (in kilometres) by using a

bicycle

, motorbike, aeroplane,

bus

, and rail in the UK in 1990 and 2000.

Overall

, British citizens prefer to travel by

bus

more than

bicycle

.

Besides

that, the train comes as a second option for them. First of all,

according to

the year 1990, people obtained

bus

as the best type of transportation with 40

Km

followed by 38

Km

by the railway.

Whereas

the lowest distances travelled per person per week was plane with no more than 1KM.

Then

followed by 3% and 4

KM

of using

bicycle

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bicycles

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and

motorbike

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motorbikes

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( respectively).

Secondly

, in 2000, the residents of the UK still loved the

bus

as a great vehicle to travel with approximately 42KM

while

the lowest choice was the

bicycle

with just one per person in 7 days.

In addition

, the next category was motorbikes and

airplanes

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with about 2KM and

KM

respectively.

Nevertheless

, the train station became a second favourite section of vans. In conclusion, the areas travelled per person in terms of 5 types of transport in the UK witnessed

overall

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110

KM

in 2000

while

100KM

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100

in 1990.