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Date:12/04/2025

Name: Trần Lê Thiên Phúc, Lê Trọng Tài


Class:SPAK08

The line graph compares the amount of goods transported in the UK by


road, water, rail, and pipeline between 1974 and 2002.

Overall, road transport was the most widely used method throughout the
period, while pipeline carried the least. Goods transported by road and
water increased steadily, whereas rail showed fluctuations.

In 1974, approximately 70 million tonnes of goods were transported by


road, compared to around 40 million tonnes by rail. Throughout the
period, road freight experienced a steady increase, reaching nearly 100
million tonnes by 2002. In contrast, rail transport showed some
fluctuations but ultimately returned to a similar level to that of the initial
year.

Water transport initially followed a similar trend to rail but started to


increase significantly after 1978, ultimately rising to about 60 million
tonnes in 2002. Pipeline transport began at 5 million tonnes, grew
gradually to 22 million tonnes by the mid-1990s, and remained stable
thereafter.

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