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October 25 - Task 1

 


The solution belongs to BAWA IELTS Ferozepur. We have used our language and formation to write the answer by following the plagirarim and intellectual rights policy. 

The table chart emphasises data about changes in commuting modes from 1985 to 2000. This information belongs to England, and the travelling units are in miles travelled per person per year. Overall, commuters covered more miles in the latter year than the former.  

According to the data, walking, bicycling, and Local buses were the three modes of travelling that faced a drop in the passengers count. The first category tanked to 237 miles in 2000 from 255 in 1985. Bicycle riding declined by ten miles in fifteen years. It was 51 in 1985 and 41 in 2000. Local buses lost their charm since they covered 429 and 274 miles in 1985 and 2000, respectively. 

Amongst all modes, cars registered the highest number of miles commuted per person per year. The miles were 3199 in the previous year and 4806 in the latter year. Long-distance buses recorded around 2.5 times inclination in miles. This mode was at 54 in 1985. 

The train covered 289 and 366 miles in 1985 and 2000, separately. The distance travelled by using a taxi was 13 miles in the first-mentioned year; however, in the second given year, it boosted by nearly three folds. People also used other modes of commuting. Commuters travelled 450 miles in 1985 and 135 miles higher in 2000. 

Finally, in 1985, the net distance covered was 4740 miles, and in 2000, it was 6475 miles. 


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