The given line graph provides information about average number of daily journeys by different transport types in 1985 and 2015.
Overall, it can be seen that average number of cruises in all transportation types, except buses, rose. What is more, the proportions of bus and walk journeys were the same in 2015.
Taking a further look, buses were prioritised in 1985 and used the most, accounting for 60,000 journeys. In contrast, trains and bicycles were not common means of transportation, as the former made up about 5,000 daily cruises and the latter formed slightly less than 10,000. The number of daily journeys taken by subway in 1985 was around 15,000, which was half of car trips,which stood at the level of 30,000. Regarding foot journeys,the quantity of journeys was approximately 25000.
In 2015, the number of walk and bus journeys was the same, accounting for 40,000 each. In the same way, subway and bicycle trips stood at the same level of 20,000 per day. The quantities of trips taken by train and car were about 9,000 and 35,000, respectively.