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A glance at the pie graph provided delineates the proportion of Visitor Who commute to one college by five distincts means of transportation In two years 2004 and 2009

Look at the illustration, it is immediately evident that bicycle, Bus, train and walking triggered a upward trend while the opposite was record for in that of the cars. It is obvious thar, the proportion of train was the Lowest over the period shown.

In 2004, the percentage of cars users among those surveyed in this field was more than 50%, Which 18% higher than the figure for bus, at 33%. the Bicycle was the third rank at 9% in 2004 compared to 4% of Walking. Moreover, the proportion of trains was the lowest just 3%

In 2009, the percentage of persons who travelling by cars fell gradually to 28%, while a increase dramatically to 46% of 13% was seen in the figure for bus. The proportion of bicycle, train and walking were rose slightly at 16%, 4% and 6% respectively

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