The table graph illustrates the number of individuals who used various forms of public transport in Milan from 2010 to 2014. The figures are measured in millions.
Overall, this table displays five different types of public transport: trains, buses, trams, taxis, and the metro. For all five years, the metro consistently showed higher usage rates compared to the others, while taxis had a significantly lower percentage than the other four forms of public transport.
Now, let’s delve into the details. In 2014, the usage of public transport reached an impressive 3.6 million people, marking an increase compared to previous years. The lowest figure recorded was in 2010, which reached only 1.4 million users. Regarding buses, 2014 saw a peak of 2.4 million, similar to the usage of trains. However, the lowest percentage for buses was in 2011, where it recorded just 0.8 million users. Trams showed stable results throughout the years, never exceeding 2.2 million users.
Moving on to taxis, they were the least used form of transport among all the options. Nevertheless, in 2010, taxi usage did show relatively high numbers compared to the previous years. As illustrated in this table graph, the metro peaked in 2014, reaching 5.0 million users of public transport. In terms of overall quality, it appears that in 2010, the metro service recorded a usage of 3.0 million.