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The image shows a bar chart comparing passenger kilometers traveled in the UK across five transport types between 1990 and 2000. Bicycle: 1990 - 1 billion, 2000 - 1 billion; Motorbike: 1990 - 5 billion, 2000 - 8 billion; Air: 1990 - 2 billion, 2000 - 10 billion; Bus: 1990 - 42 billion, 2000 - 40 billion; Rail: 1990 - 38 billion, 2000 - 50 billion; Total: 1990 - 88 billion, 2000 - 110 billion.
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The bar chart illustrates the information about how many kilometers were travelled on different vehicles in the UK over the decade from 1990 to 2000.
Overall, it is obvious that the number of passengers kilometers traveled by bicycle and motorbike declined, while that of those travelled by other 3 types increased slightly.
Passengers on single-vehicle transport travelled fewer kilometres than those on public transport. In 1990, bicycles, motorcycles and air were not used in large numbers in the UK, at around 5 billion, but passengers travelled kilometres on buses and trains, at a large number, at almost 50 billion. The full figure moreover developed from 100 billion to 110 billion over the recorded period.
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