The given table shows the proportion of people using four different transportation forms in a European country between 2005 and 2020. Overall, the figures for car and train showed an upward trend, with car remaining the most popular transportation form throughout, while Bus and Bicycle followed an opposite pattern. Although starting at the lowest level, train use increased notably and eventually overtook both bus and bicycle in 2020.
Car use was the highest over the given period; starting from 35% in the first year, it then increased consistently and peaked at 65% in 2020, which remained the most widely used transportation form. Meanwhile, after falling slightly from 15% to 14% in the first two years, train use doubled to 30% by 2020, overtaking the figure for bus and bicycle.
By contrast, around 30% of people used buses in 2005, compared to 20% for bicycle use. Since then, both figures experienced a plunge over the next fifteen years, falling to 22% and 12%, respectively.