This table demonstrates the average distance in miles commuted per person in 1985 and 2000.
It can be clearly seen that cars were the most prevalent mode of transport with the highest number of miles travelled, surpassing local buses and others by 8 times in both years .
Turning to details, the distance drived by car users rose dramatically from 3199 to 4806, occupying approximately 70% of all modes in 2000. By contrast, taxis stood at the bottom of the list with only 13 miles each person in 1985, and then negligibly grew to 42 miles in the next 15 years.
Both bicycles and walking witnessed a downward trend when the former’s distance fell moderately from 51 to 41 miles and the latter decreased from 255 to 237 miles. As opposed to going jogging and riding bikes, the distance individuals using long distance buses, which was only responsible for 54 miles, began to see an exponential growth to 124 miles in 2000, outnumbering taxis by 3 times.
Strikingly, the number of miles travelled by bicycles and taxis were almost equal to each other in 2000.
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Sample essay
Outline:
Paragraph 1: describe the table and the row and column headers. Group the rows into types of transport.
Paragraph 2: Pick out the main features. There are three: 1) total distance increased.2) three modes decreased 3) most travel was by car.
Paragraph 3: Make comparisons. Combine categories. Compare total miles in these categories.
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