The line graph shows the percentage growth in four different types of transport in the Netherlands from 1950 to 2000. The models compared are cars, trains, bicycles and other public transport. The data is displayed in ten-year decades, beginning in 1950 and ending in 2000.
The percentage of car traffic didn’t change much from 1950 to 1960. After 1960, the car traffic of reaching almost 140% more than in 1950 by the year 2000. This shows that cars became much more popular for transport. Trains, on the other hand, grew at a slow, reaching about 20% more than in 1950 by the end. In contrast, train transport shows a much more linear increase over the same period. Starting from zero growth in 1950, it rose to around 20%
Overall, the graph shows how transport changed in the Netherlands over 50 years. Car rose a lot, while trains, bikes and other public transport didn’t change as much.
