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The image shows data for residents cycling to work in UK areas between 2001 and 2011: Inner London 43,494 (2001), 106,219 (2011), +144%; Brighton and Hove 3,168 (2001), 6,635 (2011), +109%; Bristol, City of 8,108 (2001), 15,768 (2011), +94%; Manchester 4,615 (2001), 8,926 (2011), +93%; Newcastle upon Tyne 1,781 (2001), 3,223 (2011), +81%; Sheffield 2,365 (2001), 4,267 (2011), +80%; Cardiff 3,514 (2001), 5,791 (2011), +65%; Gateshead 816 (2001), 1,344 (2011), +65%; Exeter 2,304 (2001), 3,542 (2011), +54%; Leeds 4,189 (2001), 6,237 (2011), +49%; Liverpool 2,686 (2001), 3,970 (2011), +48%; Outer London 33,836 (2001), 49,070 (2011), +45%.
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The given table represents the improvement of the cycling citizens in UK that used bicycles to work in twelve areas since 2001 to 2010.
Overall, it is noticeable that all of the ares have the per cent change at least 45 percent in Outer London and has the highest at 104 per cent in Inner London.
In the latest year, Inner London had 106,219 people rode a bike, which is 144 per cent increased from 2001 with 43,494 people. Followed by Brighton and Hove, that went up double from 3,168 to 6,635 people, considered at 109 per cent. Bristol,City of also had the percentage change more than 90, at 94 per cent this with the number 15,768 from 8,108.
On the other hand,there was one area at 45 per cent change,which is Outer London. From the beginning year the commuters were 33,836 then increased slightly to 49,070 people in 2011. Moreover, there were eight cities left that had the percentage change between 48 to 83 per cent.
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