The bar chart illustrates the average distance travelled by passengers using five different types of transport in the UK from 1990 to 2000. Overall, the distance travelled by air, bus, and rail followed similar upward trends, while the reverse was true for bicycles and motorbikes. Additionally**,** the distance covered by bus and rail exhibited the highest figures.
Focusing on the largest figures first**,** the distance traveled by bus started at around 45 billion kilometeres in 1990 and this followed by rose slightly to about 48 kilometres. the distance visited by rail was approximately 45 billion kilometeres in the begin of period. it underwent a moderate increase to around 48 billion kilometeres. Meanwhile**,** the total number distance increased from about 110 to 115 billion kilometeres.
By contrast**,** bicycle , motorbike , and air the were smaller for the remaining category. In 1990, bicycles covered approximately 6 billion kilometers, whereas motorbike usage was slightly more, at around 7 billion kilometers. By the second year, both had declined to roughly 5 billion kilometers. In addition, air travel grew from about 4 billion to nearly 7 billion kilometers, showing an upward trend.