The provided line graph demonstrates the frequency of travels which were made by 3 variety kinds of vehides, namely car, bus, rails and other transports during 3 decades from 1985 to 2015.
A glance at the graph reveals that mainly cars were used for trips, whereas the percentages of using other 2 types were significantly gnificantly lower. Travels by vehicles that were not mentioned in the text illustrated the lowest trend between 1985 and 2015.
Initially, in 1985 the rate of driving a car was approximately 25%, while bus’s one started with fewer than 60%. However, from that period until 1995, the usage of car sharply jumped to above 70%, showing the highest percentage in 2000 with 80% and decreasing to 70% until 2015. In the meantime, the percentage of commuting by the public transport like bus firstly was popular for residents, but after that, it dramatically diminished to just 10%, standing at the same level with using rails and other vehicles in 2000, following by another same level of usages of bus and rails after the decade in 2010 with 15%.
What about the rate of using the undergrounds for going to and fro, it has a steady fluctuation during the all period starting with 20% at the beginning and reaching the same percentage in 2015. For the time being, other vehicles were the least popular for tripping, fluctuating from 1995 1995 and 2000, but staying at the same 10%. From 2000 and 2010, the usages of other transports slightly went down to more than just 0%, but increasing to 10% until 2015.