The pie charts illustrate the popularity of four different modes of transport in the city of Cambridge in the years 2008 and 2018.
Overall, the use of cars declined significantly over the ten-year period, while walking and cycling became more popular. Meanwhile, the proportion of people travelling by bus showed only a slight change.
In 2008, cars were the most commonly used form of transport, accounting for 42% of total usage. Buses were the second most popular option at 30%. By comparison, bicycles represented 17%, while walking was the least preferred mode, with only 11% of people choosing it.
By 2018, the situation had changed noticeably. The percentage of car users fell sharply to 20%. In contrast, cycling increased to 30%, becoming the most popular means of transport. Walking also rose significantly to 25%. Bus usage experienced a small decline, dropping to 25% overall.
