The table data illustrates the changes in modes of travel in England between 1985 and 2000. In general, industrialization contributed to an increase in all modes of travel by the year 2000.
The most noticeable mode of transport is cars, which increased from 3,199 to 4,806. As the number of cars rose, the number of taxis also increased from 13 to 42. Additionally, the use of trains has seen a slight growth since 1985. However, walking and cycling experienced a gradual decline by 2000, making them less popular than other modes of transport. Furthermore, the number of local buses decreased from 429 to 274. Other modes of transport in England have risen steadily since 1985. Since that time, there has been a considerable increase across all modes, which now totals 6,475.
In conclusion, the table shows the gradual increases in modes of transport from 1985 to 2000.
