The information given by the table is about changes in traveling modes
in England in the year of 1985 and 2000.
Overall, cars are the most used vehicle among many kinds of transport.
On the other hand, taxis and bicycles are the least used transport.
In 1985, the average distance travelled by all modes was 4,740 miles.
Specifically, cars, with 3,199 miles, was the most popular kind of
transport, while taxis were the least popular one, only 13 miles. In
contrast, the distances travelled by walking, local buses, trains and other
ways were between 255 miles and 450 miles. Moreover, the information
for bicycles was similar to that for long distance bus, around 50 to 55 miles.
15 years later, the average distance travelled by all modes increased to
6,475 miles. Obviously, cars were still the most important transport, with
an increase of about 1,500 miles. Similarly, long distance buses, trains,
taxi and others also saw an increase trend. By contrast, the distance
travelled by bicycles dropped to 41 miles, becoming the least used one,
and there were a same change in that by walking and local buses.