The bar chart illustrates the kilometers travelled by passengers in the UK using different means of transportation such as bicycles, bikes, air, buses and rails from 1990 to 2000.
Overall, it is immediately evident that most citizen of the country preferred buses and railways more than the other means of transport.
In 1990, about 35% of the total population transported themselves to various destinations by using buses, while little above 30% travelled by mean rails. However the percentage of people who went on their journey using bicycles, bike and by the air route were less than 25% of the total passengers.
In 2000, the patronge of buses and rails increased to almost 50% making them the most frequently used transportation system in that era. Whereas,bicycles, air and bike method movement remained below 25%.
On the other hand, in 1900 100% of the passengers used total as a transportation medium and this value increased to about 110% in 2000