The bar graph compares the proportion of Uk citizens commuting to offices by multiple mediums of transport in year 2001 and 2011.
Overall, it is evidence that most of UK employees preferred to went to offices by drive and cars are the least preferable choice by them.
In 2001, nearly 25% of UK residents travelled by the train, while this number is gradually increased by approximately 3% in 2011. However, number of UK people travelling by bus was more than 15% in 2001, although this number was significantly rose 20% in 2011.
Comparatively, drive is the most preferrable modes of transport for Uk citizens, and it is highest proportion among other modes at more than 35% in 2001, while in 2011 it has sharply deceased below 30%. On the other hand, car and bicycle were approximate at just 3% and 4%, which is slightly decease and increase at 2% and 6% respectively. Additionally, nearly 15% UK citizens went to their work by walking was almost 15% in 2001 and same as in 2011.