Band 6+: The chart shows the total distance travelled by passengers on five types of transport in the UK between 1990 and 2000. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons wherever relevant.

The graph displays the overall distance people living in UK travelled by five types of transportation in 1990 and 2000.

Overall,types of transports used by travellers,such as bus,rail and air illustrated a slight increase.However,the total distance travelled by bicycle and motorcycle revealed decrease among travellers from UK.

In 1990,bus and rail travel were the most common ways of transportation throughout the period,displaying silly increase. Bus travel rose slightly to around 45 kilometres from 1990 to 2000.Likewise,the distance made by rail reached just below 40 kilometres and became the second most common type of transport among passengers in the UK. Air travel showed by far the most dramatic rise,with an indicator of around 2 kilometres in 1990 to 5 kilometres in 2000.

In contrast,the use of bicycles and motorbikes witnessed a decline during the period. The total distance of bicycle travel dropped from 5 kilometres to roughly 3 kilometres ,while that of motorbike travel decreased by half,dropping from 10 kilometres to about 5 kilometres.