The line graph provides information about how people of London commute to work by utilizing distinct types of transport forms between 1970 and 2010.
Overall, use of bus and car observed substantial decrease at its numbers, while subway followed an opposite trend. Similarly, to subway both bicycle and walking to the work rise modestly over the period. Additionally, subway reached top became the most used transport surpassing car and bus by the end of the period.
Focusing on transport types that followed downward trend , initially car was the first choice of the Londoners in 1970 at 40 percent with a noticeable gap compared to other forms. Despite , it reached its peak in 1990 nearly 50 percent , it observed a dramatical drop by 15 percent putting it down at only 35 percent by the end of the 2010. The same figure can be seen on the bus which started around 25 it declined dramatically and levelled of , staying just under 20 percent.
As for vehicles which underwent an increase at its usage are subway , bike and foot traveling. Subway usage faced a slight fall until 1990 by 5 percent , after which it improved further the top by just over 35 percent. Travelling on foot and by bicycle are both experienced a growth, albeit at different rates. In 1970 , use of bicycle was around 3 percent ,eventually climbing to almost 10 percent , the same figure was occured to the walking but it came last at the levels of usage around 5 percent at the end of the time frame