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The document presents data on average annual distance traveled per person in England from 1985 to 2000, showing an overall increase from 4,740 miles to 6,475 miles. The most significant rise was in car travel, which increased from 3,199 miles to 4,806 miles, while walking and cycling distances declined. Public transport showed mixed results, with local bus travel decreasing and train travel increasing, alongside other categories experiencing varying changes.

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The document presents data on average annual distance traveled per person in England from 1985 to 2000, showing an overall increase from 4,740 miles to 6,475 miles. The most significant rise was in car travel, which increased from 3,199 miles to 4,806 miles, while walking and cycling distances declined. Public transport showed mixed results, with local bus travel decreasing and train travel increasing, alongside other categories experiencing varying changes.

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The table presents data on the average distance traveled per person per year in England across

various modes of travel from 1985 to 2000. Overall, there was a noticeable increase in the total
distance traveled, from 4,740 miles in 1985 to 6,475 miles in 2000. This represents an increase
of 1,735 miles, indicating a shift towards more travel overall. Focusing on specific modes, the
most significant rise can be seen in the car category, which increased from 3,199 miles to 4,806
miles, demonstrating a growing reliance on cars for transportation. In contrast, the distance
traveled by walking dropped from 255 miles to 237 miles, and cycling saw a decline from 51
miles to just 41 miles. Public transport also experienced mixed results such as local bus travel
decreased from 429 miles to 274 miles, while train travel rose from 289 miles to 366 miles.
Interestingly, long-distance bus travel saw a drop from 54 miles to 124 miles, while taxis only
saw a minor increase from 13 miles to 42 miles. The “Other” category grew from 450 miles to
585 miles.

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