The table below gives information about changes in modes of travel in England between 1985 and 2000. m Average distance in miles traveled per person per year, by mode of travel

The table depicts the quantity of changes in modes of travel among England's citizens over fifteen years. The distance is measured as miles/per person.

Overall

, the table includes eight types of transportation methods. Usage of the car showed a

high

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increasing level than other modes. On the one hand, transportation means that showed increasing in miles

at the end

of the period were cars, long-distance buses, trains, taxis, and other means. The distance for cars rose by about 2000 miles, which was the highest proportion among others,

while

the trains exhibited the lowest level of increase in comparison to others.

On the other hand

, the routes that declined were walking, riding bicycles, and local buses. The dependence on local buses fell by about 50%,

whereas

walking and bicycles demonstrated a slight reduction.

Finally

, all modes were increased by about 2000/person.