The pie charts gave information about the percentage of five ways for people to approach one university between 2004 and 2009.
Overall, it was evident that public transportation increased considerably, while fewer people chose cars to go to university. Moreover, the figure for Train remained the lowest throughout the period.
With public amenities, that proportion of Bus started at 33% was higher than that of Train in 2004, then more people transited, making its percentage climbed to 46% and 4%, respectively in 2009. Additionally, by the end most people chose using the bus rather than other transportation and least ones .
Remaining other methods, between 2 years more people themselves went to university by Bicycle and Walking, leading these figures for two methods climbed steadily from 4% and 9% to 6% and 16%. Whereas, the car accounted for 51% in 2004 then plummeted to 28% at the end and still outnumbered both bicycle and walking.
