The bar chart compares the vehicles that went on streets for kilometers in the UK from 1990 to 2000.
Overall, they used more transport in 2000. However, in 1990, residents in the UK preferred more traveling by bicycle and motorbike in 2000. In addition, they were keen on going by bus and rail to other means of transport.
In 1990, traveling by bicycle and motorbike was the most popular, around 10 billion and 15 billion respectively. In 2000, the number of kilometers traveled by these vehicles went down by 8 billion and 9 billion compared to other items respectively.
On the other hand, they used ari, bus, and rail to go on the streets in 2000 much more than in 1990, around 11 billion by ari and 40 billion by bus and rail. In 1990, both bus and rail had the highest kilometers figure, with 35 billion and 30 billion respectively. Correspondingly, the total vehicle-involved transport witnessed a dramatic increase from 100 billion in 1990 to 112.5 billion in 2000.
