The charts compare three distinct means of vehicles used by population of one particular European city along with how much time they spent daily for commuting in the years 1990, 2010, and upcoming 2030.
Overall, car usage is expected to take dominance with gradual increase in demand, contributing to the rise of daily commuting hours while the reverse can be seen the figures for bus use. Notably, bicycle was the least used kind of transportation and projected to remain unchanged even in the future.
In terms of transport usage, car was the clear leader in the given timeframe including future figures, making up 35% of total in the initial year. The figure then expected to climb the highest peak, substantial 60 %. Bus, the runner-up will follow a downward trajectory with only 20% of people using bus in the year 2030ypq, which is a figure that decreased about 8 % in every two decades. Meanwhile, it was the bicycle, people rarely used, contributing to one fifth of the total in every twenty year period.
Turning to time spent, it is clear that the average daily commuting time increased and projected to continue the same pattern until the year 2030. In 1990, people allocated 30 minutes of their time for commuting, the figure then expanded with the addition of 10 minutes in every researched years.