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The image presents a bar chart illustrating the total number of trips per year, in millions, made by children aged 5-12 for various transportation modes in 1990 and 2010. Car passenger trips show an increase from approximately 4 million in 1990 to about 11 million in 2010. Walking trips decrease from around 12 million in 1990 to approximately 6 million in 2010. Cycling trips drop from about 7 million in 1990 to roughly 2 million in 2010. Walking and bus trips fall from around 6 million in 1990 to near 3 million in 2010. Bus trips exhibit a decline from approximately 7 million in 1990 to nearly 5 million in 2010.
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The chart illustrates children trips to and from school in one country over 20 years using different types of transport.
As an overall trend, the number of trips by car significantly raised what showed its importance. On the other hand, walking to school dramatically decreased.
In 1990 were popular walking than going to school by car. Above 12 millions of children preferred walking in the last century. In our time average number of children who going to school by walking felt to 6 million. About car passengers, their numbers grew to approximately 11 million.
The lowest number of trips have cycling, it felt from 6 million to 2 million showing its unpopularity.
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