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The table compares the number of registered vehicles in Australia for five vehicle types between 2010 and 2014.

Overall, the number of registrations of five types of vehicles has steadily increased over the years. In addiction addition, the biggest growth could be seen in the number of registered motorcycles.

In 2010, the number of registered passenger vehicles was 11 million (so sánh đi) compared to commercial vehicles and motorcycles, at 2.3 million and 570.000 respectively. By 2014, the number of passenger vehicles rose 18.2% to reach 13 million and hold held the top position for 4 years, while the number of commercial vehicles rose by 17,4% to reach 2.7 million. Meanwhile, the number of registered motorcycles saw the biggest growth, at 30,7%, grow from 570.000 to 745.000

The number of registered heavy trucks saw the smallest growth ( thay đổi cấu trúc câu vì giống bên trên quá ), at 10,2%, rising from 384.000 to 423.000, and light trucks inceased 23,5% from 106.000 to 131.000.

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The table compares pupil registration and acquiescence for UK programs in terms of tourism, transport, and travel between 2000 to 2002.

Overall, it can be seen that men dominated women in both applications and acceptances. In addition, while there were fewer applications of both male and female students/ male and female applicants, their acceptances rose

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The table illustrates the percentage of kilometres travelled by Shanghai people (people in Shanghai) using different means of transport in 1996 and the projected figuresf for 2020.

Overall, it can be seen that while bus(es) was the most popular mode of transport in 1996, it is predicted that car (cars) will (would) be used the most in 2020.

Looking at the detail in 1996, bus(es) made up 39% of the passenger kilometres (distance) in Shanghai, followed by bicycles with 27%. Meanwhile, the percentage of kilometres travelled by car(s) and scooter(s) was about half (of) that of bus(es) and bicycles with 15% and 12% respectively. Only 7% of the distance was travelled on foot while train(s) was (were) not used in 1996.

Turning to the year 2020, it is (was) projected that the rate of kilometres (covered) by car(s) will (would) rise over three times (over) to 52% and that of train(s) will (would) be 13%. In contrast, the other modes of transport are (were) predicted to become less popular. The percentage of kilometres by bus(es) and scooter(s) will (would) fall almost 50% to 22% and 7% respectively whereas that of walking (would) also dropped (drop) significantly to 3%. It is noticeable that bicycle(s) is (were) forecast (forecasted) to drop in popularity with its rate decreasing ninefold to 32%, meaning that cycling will (would) be as popular as walking by 2020.