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The image shows a graph of U.S. goods transported by modes of transport from 1990 to projections until 2040; road transport starts at about 25 million tons in 1990, dips slightly until 2000, gradually rises to around 35 million tons by 2040; water maintains just below 20 million tons, slightly fluctuates then increases to around 22 million tons in 2040; railways begin at about 10 million tons, rise gradually, and steeply increase to nearly 40 million tons by 2040; air transport remains steady at less than 5 million tons throughout the period; pipelines hover at below 10 million tons, slight upward trend nearing 10 million tons by 2040; cables remain below 5 million tons with minimal variation.
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The given graph illustrates the amounts of items transferred by six kinds of transport in the USA from 1990 with predictions to 2040.
Overall, the largest numbers of supplies were transported by the road. Water and railway were used relatively moderate. However, the amounts of goods delivered by using air, cables and pipelines are small, without any increases.
In 1990, 35 million tons of items made their way through roads and these numbers trembled within 5 millions until it returned back in 2010. From 2010, it shows a steady increases and there are expectations that it will reach the peak of almost 50 millions in 2050.
Quantities of items on railways started at it’s lowest point of 15 millions. Throughout the period it grows gradually, while goods transported by water have a slight difference from railways. Air, pipelines and cable were used for approximately 3 million tons of supplies, remaining stable in 2020-2040 with near 7, 5, 3 million of tons respectively.
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