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The line chart illustrates the quantities of goods transported using four transport modes in the United Kingdom from 1978 to 2002. Overall, all transportation forms fluctuated over the period, and roads saw the most pronounced increase in usage until the last period. The amount of goods transported by road in 1974 started at around 70 […]
The line graph gives information about the number of goods transferred in the UK by four various modes of transport (road, water, rail and pipeline) over a period of 28 years starting from 1974. Overall, the major trend of road, water and pipeline was upward, except for rail. In addition, the figures for road consistently […]
The line chart provides information about how the number of goods, which was distributed in the United Kingdom changed over 28 years beginning from 1974. Overall, it can be seen that transportation of goods—road, water, and pipelines—increased over the period shown. Further, the transportation of goods by rail remained stable at the end of the […]
The line chart compares the amounts of goods transported in the UK from 1974 to 2002 via four different means of transport. Overall, all modes of transportation witnessed a upward trend in the quantities of goods carried over the period, except for rail, which saw a relatively stable trend. According to the line graph, road […]
The chart illustrates trends of four distinct goods transport methods in the UK over a span of 28 years from 1974 to 2002. Generally, it could be obviously witnessed that road transport remains the most frequently used mode while pipeline consistently serves as the least popular method. Only rail transport experienced flunctuations, despite that the […]