The line graph gives information about the proportion of making a trip by using distinct transport facilities (bus, train, subway, car, bicycle, and foot) in 1985 and in 2015.
Overall, if we look at the number of daily journeys in one clear country, traveling by bus was most preferred, while utilizing a train and bicycle for daily journeys was the least popular in 1985. In 2015, many people used highly rated bus and foot facilities for travel, when trains were utilized in very few proportions.
While 60,000 daily journeys were made by bus, travelling by train was just roughly 4000 in 1985. The percentages of daily trips showed nearly the same number in car and foot facilities (30,000 and 25,000, respectively), whereas subways and bicycles were utilized for 20,000 travels during 1985.
In 2015, bus and foot were the most preferred transport, with 40,000 daily journeys, while making travels by using subway and bicycle was 20,000. Although traveling by train was the least used (about 9000), journeys by car have been nearly dominant with 35,000 in other transport facilities in 2015.