different types of trips children

The figures provide information on the various types of transportation children normally have used during the years 1990 and 2010, in order to go to and from school, in conjunction with the amount of trips described as per millions. Overall, this comparison offers the significant changes children have done throughout this period of time, decreasing drastically the use of walking, while on the opposite, the car passenger has shown a dramatically change. On the other hand the cycling, walking and bus, and the use of bus presents moderate variations, also showing a trend of the preference of children nowadays. In 1990, over 12 million trips were made by children, while in 2010 this number decreased slightly over the double by 2010. On the other hand, the use of car was not considerably common in 1990, as there was just over 4 million trips recognized, however, after 20 years this number has appeared to change heavily, as it's use increased almost three times. Together with the use of car and walking, the chart inform that the use of cycling has considerably decreased almost over a third part, passing from 2 to slightly over 6 million trips. Even though the use of walking and bus, and the use of only bus has changed over the last years, the use of these methods has gradually decreased in roughly double and a 10 percent respectively.