The graph contains information about how many trips were taken by four means of vehicles in one specific country from 1985 to 2015.
Overall, what stands out is that bus transportation’s usage declined dramatically, while that of car, rail and other types of transport saw a negligible increase.
To begin with, the proportion of car transportation made up originally 30% . By 1995, this figure roughly doubled, comprising 70%. Over the 5-8 years, this percentage grew considerably, peaking at 85% between 2000 and 2005. Conversely, initial bus using percentage – 55 fell dramatically and accounted for only a little more than 10% by 2000. In terms of rail usage, its percentage decreased 1985’s 20% halved to nearly 10% over the period between 1985 and 2015.
To be more precise, the number of car travelling saw flactuated decrease, falling to 70% by 2015. Similarly, bus transportation felt significantly to around 5%, reaching its bottom in 2015. Nonetheless, the reverse was true for rail transportation figure, which grew to 20% from ~9%.