The bar chart illustrates the ways of how London citizens prefer to get to their work using various transports. The data was collected in 2000 and 2020, measured in percentages.
Overall, the most significant change was experienced by first popular type of traveling to the work space over the years – a car. The public transport’ and bicycle’ users showed an increase comparing the years, while the proportion of those who prefer walking, was stable.
In 2000, 60 percentages of commuters chose car as the main type of transport that they used while traveling to the work, but the number of people declined dramatically by 2020. The data has dropped by 10 percentages and reached 50 percentages of users.
Nevertheless, two variants of reaching the location showed an approximately equivalent growth. The public transport and bicycle increased their proportion by around 5%, showing the rise from 25% to 30%, and from 5% to 10% respectively. Meanwhile, walking accounted 10% of preferences among the London citizens in both years: 2000 and 2020.
