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Band 5+: The line chart below shows the number of goods transported in many ways from 1974 to 2002

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The image displays a graph illustrating goods transported in the UK from 1974 to 2002, across four categories measured in million tonnes. Road transport begins at 70 in 1974 and ends at approximately 98 in 2002; Water starts at 40 in 1974, reaches about 62 in 1978, drops to roughly 40 by mid-1990s, and climbs to about 64 by 2002; Rail initiates just below 40 in 1974, peaks slightly above 40 around 1978, descends under 30 around 1994, and concludes just over 40 by 2002; Pipeline starts at 0 in 1974, reaches approximately 20 by 1982, and maintains around 20 till 2002.
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The diagram gives comparison of goods transported by different methods between 1974 and 2002 in the UK.

Overall, three ways of transportation goods became more demanding (Road, Water, Pipeline), and Rail became stayed the same. While Road consistently remained the most popular way, Rail was overtaken by Water, which became the second most popular.

The ways that increased in use are Road, Water and Pipeline. Road was the most demanding and practical throughout the period. From 1974 to 1986, its use hovered between 70 and 68, jumped up in 1990 and remained till 1994 at 79, before increasing to over 90 million tonnnes, over the peroid 1998 to 2002. Water, which started as the third most popular way at 39 milllion tonnes, went up in 1982, meaning that Water overtook Rail as the second most popular, however leveled out untill 1994, and sharply dipped in 1998, after was a decade of consistent increase. Finally, Pipeline was climbing untill 1982 and stayed the same with the slight drop in 1994. The use of Rail did not change despite on ups and downs during the period from 1978 to 1998.

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