The following bar chart shows the different modes of transport used to travel to and from work in one European city in 1960, 1980 and 2000.
The bar graph illustrates three methods of travelling to work and back
to
home in 1960,1980 and 2001 in Europe.
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Overall
, travelling by car to the office and home was seen in the year
2000, while
people
preferred the bus for travelling during the year
1980 and in 1960 the majority of the public used to reach to
their offices by walking.
During 1960, the majority of the public used to travel to their workplace by walking which was 37% in total. Change preposition
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While
,
travelling via bikr and busses remained between 15-30%. Remove the comma
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People
in 1960, travelled least by card, which was up to 5%.
The mode of transportation in 1980, was mainly via busses and cars, which were approximately 25% and up to 22%. In comparison to
bikes and feet, Change preposition
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which
were preferred least among them.
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year
2000, due to
advancements in the
technology, Correct article usage
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people
started travelling in their own cars which were 40% of all other transportation modes. While
more than 15% of the people
kept travelling to their homes and offices, on their feet. Only up to 5% of the public travelled by bike in the year
2000.Submitted by dr.tehreemk on
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