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The image displays a bar chart of distances traveled per person per week in kilometers for the UK in 1990 and 2000, across five transport types: Bicycle shows small increments from 1990 to 2000; Motorbike displays a slight increase; Air travel remains minimal with negligible change; Bus travel rises moderately, with approximately 40 km in 1990 and nearing 50 km in 2000; Rail travel also increases, roughly from 40 km in 1990 to 50 km in 2000; the Total distance sees the most significant increase, with approximately 90 km in 1990 to nearly 110 km in 2000.
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The bar chart shows the different types of transport used per person all over the UK for a period of 10 years between 1990 and 2000.
Overall, the bus is the most used transportation method for this period while walking and Bicycle are the least used.
On one hand, these 3 methods are the lowest which are Bicycle, MotorBike and Air averaging around 5 kilometers distance for both years.
On the other hand, Bus and Rail are much more used, for instance distance traveled by Rail is for about 36 Km in year 1990 while it slightly increased in year 2000 to achieve 38 kilometers. Bus overlaps the Rail as it is the most used method helding 40 Km in the year 1990 and 42 in year 2000.
The total distance traveled for the combination of these types is 100 Km in year 1990 and it rised to achieve 110 Km in year 2000.
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