Band 6+: The table and bar chart show how journey times in a city centre changed after improvements were made to the transport network,and the cost of using different forms of transport in the city. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where revelent.

The supplied table, which is given, presents the information about the comparison of the average period before and after enhancement to the vehicle network of 4 forms of transport: tram, bus, taxi, and car. In addition to it, the second provided diagram, being more accurate, the bar chart demonstrates the amount of expenses on commuting all these 4 kinds of transport per kilometre.

Overall, it may be seen that public transport has decreased the average time consumed. On the opposite side, taxis and cars suffered after city road improvements, but not significantly. Moreover, according to a second diagram, it can be concluded that the cheapest way to travel throughout the city is by bus, and a taxi takes much more money than the other vehicles.

Concerning the given table, it denotes the time taken before city changes and after. To get to your destination by tram, it has been spending 22 minutes. Nevertheless, after some developments, the time period has declined. The same situation with buses: from 28 minutes to 23. Unfortunately, this cannot be said about taxis and cars. The average time for a taxi increased by a third and a car by half.

Turning to the vehicles’ prices, it is obvious examined, that the cost of a tram per kilometre lies between 40 and 60 cents. The bus takes roughly 0,40 euros. The average cost per 1000 metres by cars costs 1 euro. Finally, the most expensive vehicle, the taxi worth approximately 1 euro 80 cents.