The bar chart illustrates the different modes of vehicles used to travel to or from work in one European city during the period from 1960 to 2000.
Overall, there are four different categories: bus, car, bike, and on foot. It is clear that the percentage of travellers by car increased, while the percentage of those who go on foot decreased.
In 1960, the figure of travellers on foot had the highest percentage, with 34% . However, the proportion of travellers by car rose sizeable from 6% to 36%%, meanwhile those for travellers on foot fell greatly to 9% respectively.
From 1980 to 2000, the figure for travellers by bus increased from 17% to 26%, before reducing to 16%. According to those who went by bike, the figure declined significantly from 25 % to 6% in 2000.
