This line graph and pie charts illustrate the information related to travelling records of different vehicles and their purposes in Britain, covering timespan from 1990 to 2010. It also highlights the comparative and proportional distribution of vehicles in particular years.
Overall, transport and delivery purposes were the most changing category throughout the time while personal usage of vehicles remained stable. It also highlights the comparison in vehicle types between 1900 and 2010.
A closer inspection reveals that transport and delivery services vehicles traveled nearly 6500 km in 1990, rose up at closely 7000 km in 1995 and remain stable till 2000, then consistently fell and reached 6000 km in 2010. While personal vehicles traveled approximately 3200 km in 1990, escalated at nearly 3500 km by 2000, and then fell at 3000 km in 2010. Whereas, commuting usage of vehicles travelled nearly 1900 km in 1990, rose up at 2000 km in 1995 and remained stable till 2005, finally ended up at approximately 2500 km in 2010.
These pie charts demonstrate the comparison between different vehicle type in two years; 1990, and 2010.
In 1990, cars were dominated the chart at 63% which reached 59% in 2010. Truck were the second most used vehicle in 1990 at 25% which shifted at 30% in 2010. While buses,motorcycles, and other vehicles were at 6%,4%, and 2% in 1990, while they reached at 5%, 3%, and 3% respectively by 2010.