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The image displays a bar chart of annual ridership in Williamsville from 2011 to 2015, divided into bus and subway categories. In 2011, bus rides total approximately 300 million and subway rides around 500 million. In 2012, bus rides increase slightly to about 320 million while subway rides remain steady at 500 million. 2013 shows roughly 400 million bus rides and a slight increase in subway rides to approximately 550 million. By 2014, bus rides further rise to nearly 480 million, with subway rides increasing to about 600 million. In 2015, bus rides reach around 550 million, and subway rides approximate to 700 million.
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The given graph illustrates how many rides were taken on bus and subway in Williamsville from 2011 to 2015.
Overall, people tended to take on subway rather than going by buses.
The subway ridership increased steadily throughout different years. In 2011, starting at about 600 million rides, the number of subway rides rose to 750 million rides in 2015.
The number of bus rides was more lower than the subway over 5-year period. It fluctuated from about 400 million to 500 million rides. Bus ridership reached its peak in 2014, with 500 million rides, although in the previous year, it had the lowest number of rides taken.
In conclusion, subway ridership overwhelmed bus’s over 5 years. While the number of subway rides annually rose, the number of bus takers fluctuated unstably.
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