The following pie charts show the main modes of transportation people used to to travel to university for work or study in 2004 and 2009.

The Pie charts display the percentage of people who used different modes of transport,

such

as cars, bicycles, buses, trains, and walking, to get to university for work or study between 2004 and 2009.

Overall

, car transportation experienced a significant fall,

whereas

the rest of the modes of transportation followed a rising trend in 2009. Another silent feature is that people utilized cars the most in 2004, but it was replaced by buses as the highest mode in 2009, meanwhile, trains and walking had the lowest percentage of transport in both years. Looking at details related to 2004, Car and Bus transportation experienced the highest number of usage, accounting for 51% and 33% respectively. The bicycle sector stood at 9%, holding the third-greatest rank.

Lastly

, train and walking had the lowest modes¯ of usage by people, almost 3% to 4%. In 2009, the bus sector inclined significantly and held the first position at 46 per cent,

while

car usage faced a notable decline of 28 per cent and lost its superior rank. Bicycle utilization went up sharply to 16%. Train and walking modes of transport just rose up around by 1% to 2% from their initial proportion.