The provided chart delineates the adults’ average annual travel distance and travel types in 1977 and 2007.
Overall, it is discernible that the number of car drivers was the highest in both periods, while the number of cyclists was the lowest. Additionally, data for car drivers, train users, and taxi users saw an increase, while other modes of transport experienced a decline.
In 1977, cars dominated the transportation landscape with the highest figure of 3,700, whereas bicycles and motorcycles were registered the lowest count of 100.Moreover, taxi travelers had the second-lowest figure at around 200, which was twofold lower than pedestrians and fourfold lower than those choosing buses, with buses having a figure of 800. Eventually, train travelers had a figure of 900, which was 100 times higher than those choosing buses.
After 10 years, the number of cars increased significantly and maintained its top position in the final year of the period, reaching 7,100. While bicycles and motorcycles experienced a slight decrease, with figures of 80 and 90 respectively. Additionally, although the number of pedestrians declined slightly to 300, bus figures also decreased to 500. This figure is less than one-half of the train numbers, which stood at 1,000. Notably, the number of taxis increased fourfold from the beginning to the end of the period, reaching 800.