The table depicts various methods of transportation in England from 1985 and half a decade later. Overall, a noticeable trend was experienced as the number of commuting options in 1985 rocketed off, until 2000.
According to the initial year, 1985, the total sum of the length commuted by each vehicle is 4740 miles. It can be observed that the most popular choice of vehicle was the car. The distance covered by one’s car occupied more than fifty percent of the entire distance. On the contrary, the choice that was operated the least was the taxi as its medium distance per individual was 13 miles. Compared to the average of the entire area travelled, it did not reach half the miles, unlike the car which ultimately went over.
Turning to the final year, 2000, the summation of every type of transport was 6475 miles which was a significant rise prior to 5 years before. Comparing the vehicles with the highest record from both years, the car remains first in which it is performing an exponentially increasing trend. However, the vehicle that underwent a slight plummet was the bicycle, resulting in it to become the lowest driven vehicle in 2000. (199 words)