The bar graph illustrates the proportion of individuals in the UK for commuting to work using 6 various modes of transport in 2001 and 2011.
Overall, traveling by on foot was the most common method in both years, while car and cycling were less popular. The use of public transport increased, whereas the proportion of people traveling by drive showed a slight decline.
To start with, the people are traveling to work by rail around 25% in the 2001, while in the 2011 it will increase nearly 23%. Moreover, commute with the help of bus in the year 2001 by the UK individuals is 17%, whereas in the year 2011 the proportion of individuals incline by 20% respectively. The lowest preference by the people for regarding car passengers in both the years about 3%.
Furthermore, Walking represented about 12% of journey common both in 2001 and 2011, while cycling was the least common method, with only around 5% of commuters choosing this option. Additionally, drive is the most popular mode of transportation in UK for commuting to work it was nearly 36% in 2001, while in 2011 it is suddenly decrease approximately 29%.
