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The image displays a graph charting average public transport trips per person per year from 1900 to 2010 across Sydney, Adelaide, Hobart, and Canberra; Sydney begins at 1900 with 50 trips, rises to 320 between 1940-1950, peaks at 330 in the mid-1950s, stabilizes at 190 by 2010; Adelaide starts at 1900 reaching 100 trips, peaks at 290 in 1950, declines to 180 in 1980, and 50 trips by 2010; Hobart, from 1900 at 110, ascends to 230 by 1940, peaks at 245 in 1950, plunges to 75 in 1980, steady at 50 by 2010; Canberra begins in 1920 at 25 trips, rises to 150 by 1940, peaks beyond 480 trips between 1950-1960, stabilizes at 150 from the 1980s through 2010.
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The line chart illustrates the figure of public transport trips in four Australian cities-Sydney, Adelaide, Hobart and Camberra from 1900 to 2010.
Overall, it is evident that Australian cities witnessed a downward trend in public service trips while Canberra showed an upward trend.Additionally, the figure for Sydney experienced the highest proportion.
Initially, Sydney started at 250 in 1900 and the highest figure at 460 in 1920,then the city exhibited a enormous fluctuation between 350 and 450 in four decade before plunging consistently to 150 in 2010.Conversely, the public transportation of trips in Canberra experienced a gradual increase from 0 in 1900 to 200 in 1950. After two decades, the municipality decreased suddenly at 50 and had a slight fluctuation at 90 in 2010.
Notably, the figure of Adelaide and Hobart declined remarkably from 150 and 75 in 1900 to 50 and 50 in 2010,respectively. Meanwhile, Adelaide peaked at 420 and more than 100 trips to Hobart in 1950.
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