The bar chart illustrates the average number of journeys taken using bus, train, subway, car, and bicycle in a European city from 1985 to 2015.
Overall, it is clear that initially buses demonstrated an upward trend. However, the car percentage dropped over the period. The train had the smallest proportion and remained relatively stable, while other types depicted a significant increase.
To begin with, The bus reached its peak of 6000 in 1995, but throughout the years the bus category decreased. Nevertheless, the bus category has the largest proportion. The train showed stability for a lot of years. What comes to the subway, in the beginning had over 15000, but the subway had grown in 2015.
In contrast, three categories followed the same situation and had increased. The Car initially had approximately 30000 and after the years started experience rose in 2015, but sharply grew, showing the foot, comparing bicycle and car statistics.