The provided charts illustrate the proportions of individual usage of three types of transportation – car, bus, and bicycle – in a European city during the years 1990, 2010, and 2030, as well as the average time spent commuting each day.
Overall, the car was the most commonly used mode of transport throughout the period, while the bicycle remained the least popular option. It is also evident that the average commuting time per day has been steadily increasing over time.
The percentage of car usage rose between 1990 and 2010, accounting for 45% and 52%, respectively. It is estimated that this figure will reach 60% by 2030. In contrast, bus usage declined during the same period, dropping from 35% in 1990 to 28% in 2010, and is projected to fall to the lowest level of 20% by 2030. As for bicycle usage, it remained unchanged over the two decades, consistently representing only 20% and is expected to stay the same in 2030.
The average daily commuting time increased by 10 minutes, rising from 30 minutes in 1990 to 40 minutes in 2010. This figure is projected to rise by another 10 minutes, reaching 50 minutes in 2030.
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