The graph illustrates the total distance traveled by individuals using five different modes of transport in the UK from 1990 to 2000.
Overall, the most significant is the total distance traveled using all transport was nearly 125 billion passenger kilometers while there was the lowest is the bicycle. Bus and rail maintained the highest figures in both years, while bicycles, motorbikes, and air travel recorded much lower distances.
The bus was the recommended use of transport in 1990 with approximately 40 billion passenger kilometers, followed by bus is rail showing slightly lower figures. In 2000, bus and rail achieved the same levels of use reaching 45 billion passengers per kilometer.
In contrast, the distances covered by bicycles, motorbikes, and air travel were much lower in 1990. Among them, motorcycles were the most popular transport traveling about 10 billion kilometers. Aviation tourism had increased significantly by about 10 billion kilometers in 2000 while both the use of bicycles and motorbikes decreased. The total distance of all methods combined from 100 billion kilometers of passengers in 1990 to 112 billion kilometers in 2000.