题目：The table below gives information about changes in modes of travel in England between 1985 and 2000.
The information given by the table is about changes in traveling modes in England in the year of 1985 and 2000.
In 1985, the average distance travelled by all modes was 4740 miles. Specifically, car, with 3199 miles, was the most popular kind of transport, while taxi was the least popular one (only 13 miles). In contrast, the distances travelled by walking, local bus, train and other ways were between 250 miles and 450 miles. In addition, the data for bicycle was similar to that for long distance bus, around 52 miles.
15 years later, the average distance travelled by all modes increased to 6475 miles. Obviously, car was still the most important transport, with an increase of about 1500 miles. Similarly, walking, long distance bus, train, taxi and others also saw an upward trend. By contrast, the distance travelled by bicycle dropped to 40 miles, becoming the least one, and there was a similar change in that by walking and local bus.
All in all, it is clear to see that there was a big difference in the eight travelling modes over the span of 15 years.