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Band 6+: The charts show the main methods of people travelling to one university in 2004 and 2009.

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The pie charts below demonstrate the major ways of people getting to the same university in the years of 2004 and 2009.

Overall, it is clearly seen that car and bus are the most popular types of transportation in both periods, whereas train and walking took the least proportion of the illustration.

In 2004 students travelled to university by car, which is almost half of all means of transportation,approximately one third (33%)of people preferred bus to get the destination. Train and walking considered to be as the less used ways of travelling which showed 3% and 4% respectively.

In contrast, the proportion of cars used as the means of transportation almost halved by 2009, which became 28%. As well as bus remained 46%, that rose significantly. Train and walking showed slight increase in their use, that became 4% and 6%.

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