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The bar chart shows the percentage of commuters in a European city who used four types of transport, train, car, tube and bus, to travel to and from work in 1960, 1980 and 2000.
Overall, the car became much more popular during the period, while the bus became much less popular. The use of the train and the tube changed only a little.
In 1960, the bus was the most popular way to travel to work, with about 39% of commuters. The tube was second with 28%, and the train had 19%. Only 7% of people used a car.
In 1980, the percentage of people who used a car increased a lot to 23%, and the train also increased to 28%, so it became the most popular. However, the bus fell to 27% and the tube dropped to 22%.
In 2000, the car was the most popular type of transport, with 38% of commuters, which was more than five times the figure in 1960. The tube went up slightly to 25%, but the train fell to 22%. The bus continued to decrease and only 15% of people used it.