The bar chart compares the popular vehicles which the residents in specific European city used to travel and from work in 1960, 1980 and 2000.
Overall, it can be observed from the graph that bike and bus were used to travel and from work have the similar trend of three years, while bus and car witnessed a disparity between each one. Additionally, car was the most different figures in 1960,1890 and 2000.
Initially, people who lived in European city used bikes mostly in 1960 at over 25%, which was higher than in both 1980 and 2000 at 22% and 7% respectively. Regarding to bus, in 1980 it was more engaged than in the last 2 years, accounting for over 25%, while in 1960 it was 20% and just only 17% in 2000.
By contrast, car and foot experienced a significant dissimilarity between the given three years. For car, the least common use was in the year 1960, which was just over 5% compared to 1890 the proportion of used car was 25% and in 2000 it reached a peak at 37%, the highest figures of four kinds of transport. Foot was used by individuals in one European city in 1960 was the highest different from bike, standing at 35%, while in 1980 and 2000 the percentage was only 17% and 10% in each order.