The given table provides data on the average number of transport and travel methods used by young people in European countries between 1977 and 2007.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that those categories witnessed changes during the year, with walking, bus, bicycle, and motorcycle use notably decreasing, while car, taxi, and train use increased. Also, car use was the highest.
Looking at the information in more detail, the figures for motorcycle and bicycle showed similar results; beginning at 100 km per person, they decreased to 90 km by the end. Meanwhile, people used the bus an average of 500 km in 1977. Afterward, in 2007, this figure went down by 100 km. Meanwhile, as train use rose to 1000 km, the main change was shown by the car, which dramatically increased from 3500 km in 1977 to 71000 km in 2007. The figure for taxi use doubled, increasing from 400 km to 800 km.