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Band 6+: The graph below shows the average trip length in miles among U.S. children aged 5 to 15 years old. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a line graph showing average trip lengths in miles for U.S. children aged 5 to 15 by transportation mode from 1970 to 2020: walking starts at 8 miles in 1970, moderate increase to 10 miles in 1980, peaks at 14 miles in 1990, followed by a decline to 4 miles in 2000, a slight increase to 6 miles in 2010, and stabilizes at 10 miles in 2020; cycling at 26 miles in 1970, decreases steadily to 10 miles by 1990, further declines to 5 miles in 2000, 3 miles in 2010, and remains at 5 miles in 2020; bus, initially 10 miles in 1970, rises to 16 miles in 1980, reaching 22 miles in 1990, remains stable until 2000, then slightly decreases to 18 miles in 2010, consistent at 17 miles in 2020; car, at 25 miles in 1970, gradually rises to 28 miles in 1980, peaked at 32 miles in 2000, slightly drops to 30 miles in 2010, then reaches 36 miles by 2020; train begins at 3 miles in 1970, rising to 6 miles in 1980, oscillates around 4-5 miles through 2000, eventually drops to 2 miles in 2010, stabilizes at 4 miles in 2020; taxi, starting at 5 miles in 1970, increases to 9 miles in 1980, peaking at 12 miles in 2000, a slight decrease to 10 miles in 2010, and remains constant at 12 miles in 2020.
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The graph illustrates the length of an average trip for U.S. children aged 5 to 15 years old concerning transportation like walking, cycling, bus, and car among the 50-year period from 1970 to 2020.

Overall, the highest amount of length covered is by bus which has no decline whatsoever and only increases every year, while the trip length by cycling only decreases among the years.

Despite following a downward trend, there is a sharp increase in the miles covered by walking after 2000. This is contrasted by the average length of a trip covered by a car where it began with a gradual increase and reached its highest at 31 miles in 2000, going on to slowly decrease.

Starting from the same point, the mode of cycling has a moderate decrease from 29 miles to 19 miles, whereas the mode of bus rises from 29 miles in 1970 to a total of 38 miles by 2020. holding the most amount of average trip length.

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