The bar chart compares the number of kilometers traveled by five different types of transport per person in the UK between 1990 and 2000. Overall, more kilometers were traveled by rail and bus than by motorbike, bicycle, and air. While the figures for bicycle and motorbike were higher in 1990, the reverse was true for other types of transport.
In more detail, Britons traveled by rail approximately 33 kilometers in 1990 and 37 kilometers in 2000. The figure for bus travel in 1990 was 40 kilometers and 41 kilometers in 2000.
As for distance covered by air, Britons traveled about 2 kilometers in 1990 and 5 kilometers in 2000. While 4 kilometers were covered by motorbike in 1990, 2 kilometers were traveled in 2000. And the figures for bicycles in 1990 and 2000 were 3 kilometers and 1 kilometer, respectively.
In total, 100 kilometers were traveled in 1990 compared to 150 kilometers in 2000.