The bar chart illustrates the major types of transportation used by people to commute in London in two time periods: 2000 and 2020, with an interval of 20 years.
Overall, at first glance, it is clear that the majority of people who commuted to work in London in 2000 used cars. Moreover, the number of people who walked to work remained constant throughout the period given; nevertheless, the minority of people used this way of commuting.
In 2000, cars were used by 60% of commuters, making them the most popular mode of transport. However, by 2020, this figure had decreased to 50%, although it still remained significantly higher than any other type. Meanwhile, the percentage of commuters using public transport rose from 25% to 30%, making it the second most common option in both years.
Cycling experienced the most notable relative growth, doubling from 5% in 2000 to 10% in 2020. On the other hand, walking remained constant at 10% in both years, showing that it neither gained nor lost popularity.