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Band 4+: The table below gives information about the use of different modes of transport in Shanghai in 1996, and one possible prejection (high motorisation scenario) for their use in 2020.

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The image presents a table comparing the percentage of passenger kilometers by transport modes in Shanghai for 1996 and the projected 2020: Walking 1996 - 7%, 2020 - 3%; Bicycle 1996 - 27%, 2020 - 3%; Scooter 1996 - 12%, 2020 - 7%; Bus 1996 - 39%, 2020 - 22%; Train 1996 - not listed, 2020 - 13%; Car 1996 - 15%, 2020 - 52%.
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The table displays the information about several trnsportation method used in Shanghai between the year 1996 to 2020.

There were a minimal use of car in the year 1996 compared then 2020.Most of the people uses car as their transportation which is about 52%.Uses of bicycle decreases dramatically in the year 2020 to 3% from 27% in the year 1996.In the year 1996 7% people were used to walking to reach their destination which is decreasd to 3% in the year 2020.People was not known to train in the year 1996,but in 2020 13% people are use train as their transportation.Uses of bus were the famous one in the year 1996 which decreased to 22% in the year 2020.

People are more comfortable with car as their transportation because of the flexibility.That’s why uses of car are picked to about 52%.As bicyle ride are declined dramatically to 3% this was beneficial to our health as well.

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