The chart below shows the number of trips made by children in one country in 1990 and 2000 to travel to and from school using different types mode of transport. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph illustrates the

number

of

children

in a country

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to school using different means of transportation in 1990 and 2000.

Overeall

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Overall

, the increasing

number

of

children

went to school by car in 2000

whereas

the popularity of other transport declined.

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by car was the most common in 2000

although

walking was the most dominant way in 1990. Starting from the transportation that

children

used in 1990, walking was by far the most common with more than 12

million

.

On the other hand

, other methods do not show a significant change; the

number

of users of

buses

was slightly higher than cycling and walking and

buses

with just above 6

million

and just below 6

million

respectively.

In contrast

, cars were the least chosen by

children

from 5 to 12 as there were only approximately 4

million

children

. Turning to the graph for 2010, the

number

of those taken to school by car increased dramatically to reach the highest at about 11

million

in spite of it being the least common in 1990.

Conversely

, walking comes

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second with 6

million

children

, showing the sharpest decrease for the two decades.

Furthermore

,

buses

are less

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popular

with about 7

million

children

, followed by walking and

buses

and cycling with approximately 3

million

and 2

million

children

respectively, making the latter the least common.