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Band 5+: The charts show the main methods of transport of people travelling to one university in 2004 and 2009.

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The pie graph under depicts what transports students used to get to the university in years 2004 and 2009.

We can see the domination of cars and busses in these years,and they seem to be relatively equal to each other,rather than walking and moving by train,which are used more rare than bicycle,and even more in the background of 4 wheelers.

In 2004,we can see statistically,that getting to university by car takes a just more than a half of a chart,but we cant forget about bus,taking third of the circle.Usage of the rest of methods is low.But in 2009 cars do not have the greatness over the remaining transports anymore.The lead is now taken by bus,which remains a little lower than 50% but still manages to be stable in those years.Same can not be said to a car.From half to over a quarter in 5 years.We can also see a little growth of usage of bicycle and still,walking and getting to destination by train keep being low as they used to be.

Overall,car and bus keep being the leaders of pie chart,whilst others stay small in their shadows.

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