The bar graph demonstrates information about the total distance covered by passengers among five different transport types – Bicycle, Motorbike, Air, Bus and Rail – in UK in the years 1990 and 2000.
Overall, the entire kilometers travelled by passengers had the largest numbers in both years compared to other transport types. Almost all transports showed higher numbers over the period, except for Bicycle and Motorbike, where the reverse was true. Additionally, the distance travelled by Bus and Rail was higher than others.
Focusing on the largest numbers, the Total amounts of transports accounted for the highest numbers of shares by travelling, roughly 108 billion and 115 billion kilometers respectively in UK. There was, however, a more noticeable increase in the next three various transports: Air, Bus and Rail. The transports related to Air showed the lowest number of travelling, albeit it increased from about 5 billion to 7 billion kilometers during the period. Nevertheless, Bus and Rail depicted nearly the same rates with 7 billion kilometer discrepancy, with 38 billion and 45 billion kilometers in turn.
In contrast, Bicycle and Motorbike displayed a unique trend where the total share of travelling declined from 6 billion, 8 billion to nearly the same rate with 5 billion kilometers throughout the period.