The following bar chart depicts the different modes of transport that have been used to travel to work in a single European city from 1960 to 2000.
The people in Europe highly preferred traveling to work by walking or on foot However, as time passed, it was noticed that people started choosing cars over walking.
In 1960, people preferred the bus as their means of transport for work, accounting for 25%. In the following years, such as 1960 and 2000, the percentages were 20% and 18% respectively. By 2000, cars were the most commonly used mode of transport to travel to the office, with a percentage of 40%, compared to 22% and 5% in other years.
In 1960, people liked to travel to work using bikes, which accounted for 25%. However, this mode of transport was not highly preferred by employees in 1960, as they preferred walking to their jobs, with a percentage of 34%.
