The provided pie charts illustrate the proportion of ways to reach office and got back house by five distinct transports in European cities for the years 1959 and 2009.
Overall, the figure for foot and car experienced significant change, whilst others had a insignificant rise for the given period. It is also clear that, average distance and duration increased over the period.
In 1959, the highest percentage was held by foot which was 55%,before experiencing a dramatic decrase to a quater by 2009. In contrast, the lowest proportion was on other transportation system,that rose from five percent to 12%. However, the ratio for others remained the fewest percent in both: 1959 and 2009 years.
Meanwhile, the share for bus demonstrated 15% in 1959, before decreasing to 13% by 2009. Additionally, the figure for trained stayed the same, which was 15%. It is also noticeable that average distance grew up from 3.5 km to 19 km and the time spent on road went up from 17 minutes to 42 minutes.
