The bar chart illustrates the percentage of commuters who traveled by car, bus, bicycle, and on foot in the given city between 2000 and 2020.
Overall, travelling by car remained the most common type of transport in both years, although it had declined notably. Meanwhile, the percentages of commuters using buses were fairly steady and bicycles more than doubled. Walking became the least popular option for transport.
In the initial period, cars were the predominant choice, accounting for 48% of individuals. However, its popularity slightly decreased thereafter, falling to just 35%, yet it was the highest among all transportation. Conversely, buses were the second most common for transportation, which started at 27% and increased modestly by three percentage points to 30%.
Next, the proportion of pedestrians and cyclists were much lower in 2000, at 15% and 10%, respectively. Nevertheless, cyclists had a remarkable transition to 22%, which rocketed more than doubled. While, walking declined gradually to 13%, became relatively low compared to other three modes of transport