The bar chart illustrates the main types of commuting choose by daily travellers in a city across Europe in 2010 and 2020. The table compares the average travel time from six different form of transportation in 2020.
Overall, it I evident that the most striking feature is car in both years and the only share, which experienced a decline. By contrast, bicycle showed a market increase. Moreover, the longest journey duration was train, whereas walking recorded the shortest.
Looking first at most popular mean of travelling vehicule recorded the highest figure at 45% in 2010. However, it is the only share, which dropped considerably to 38% in 2020. Subsequently, public bus showed a different pattern, which rose from 25% in 2010 to 30%. Following this, train with a relatively similarity stood at 15% in 2010, showing a slightly increase to 20% ten years later. Conversely, bike was the trend with the most dramatically rose at from 8% in 2010 to 18% in 2020. Meanwhile, people walking climbed moderate from 7% in 2010 to 15% in 2020.
In terms of the typical commuting duration in 2020, railway made up the longest at 50 minutes, while bus service ranked the second position with just a slightly difference of 5 minutes at 45 minutes. Likewise, vehicule represented the third level at 35 minutes. In contrast, cycling constituted 25% and travelling on foot comprised the shortest journey at 15% minutes.