The chart provides key information about how the employees travelled to work in one city in New Zealand, between 1996 and 2006.
Overall
, it is clear from the graph that many workers use private cars to get to work. Linking Words
However
, using a private vehicle experienced a significant decline by the end of the period. Linking Words
In contrast
, the dependence on company vehicles and public buses had a substantial increase, Linking Words
while
all other forms of transportation declined significantly.
In 1996, the most common method of transport was private cars and trucks, with 50% of employed people, followed by working at home and company vehicles, both at 9% and 8% respectively. The other types had a minimal percentage, with just 5% on walking, 4% on bicycles, and 3% on public buses. The remaining modes of transport accounted for a very small proportion.
After one decade, car and truck usage saw a noticeable drop, reaching just below 40%, Linking Words
also
working at home and walking fell to 5% and 3% respectively. Linking Words
In contrast
, company vehicle usage rose significantly, rising roughly to 15%. Linking Words
Furthermore
, public buses and bicycles increased significantly by the end of the period.Linking Words
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