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The image depicts a bar graph titled "PASSENGER KILOMETRES BY DIFFERENT MEANS OF TRANSPORT" with the x-axis showing transportation modes Bicycle, Motorbike, Air, Bus, Rail, and Total, and the y-axis measuring Passenger Kilometres (billions) in increments of 20 up to 120. Two sets of bars represent data for the years 1990 and 2000, differentiated by marker symbols, a circle for 1990 and a square for 2000. In 1990, Bicycle shows nearly 5, Motorbike approximately 20, Air roughly 25, Bus around 40, Rail just over 20, and Total close to 100. In 2000, Bicycle remains nearly 5, Motorbike increases to over 20, Air rises to about 45, Bus reaches nearly 80, Rail climbs to approximately 30, and Total extends beyond 100 but below 120.
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The bar chart illustrates how many kilometers passengers traveled by various vehicles of transport in the UK between the years, 1990 and 2000.
Overall, three means of transport: ari, bus and rail experienced a slight increase during the period, whereas the opposite trend was true in the case of Bicycle and bike.Additionally, the total number of transport increased visibly.
Regarding the amount of means rising, they started the period with approximately 2 kilometres, 27 kilometers and 26 kilometers respectively. The figure for bus went up slightly to 2 kilometres in the next decade, which was nearly the same as rail’s in that year.
Moving on to the rest, they stood at about 5 kilometers and 6 kilometers relatively at the beginning of the timeframe, after which they declined to the same index ( nearly up to 1 kilometer) in 2000.
Turning to the total, it accounted for 100 billion kilometers in the initial year, while rising by around 112,5 billion kilometers in the final year.
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