1. By. Brandon Bowen

2.  Biking was mainly for the middle class or
children.
 It was made before the carriage so when it first
came out it was very expensive.
 Biking was a very common way of
transportation in the Victorian era.

3.  They were very popular at the time but only
for the upper class.
 They were a very good way of transportation
but were very expensive.

4.  The closed carriage was very expensive when it
came out and only upper class would have
carriages.
 The carriage manly attached to a horse with a
driver at the front of the carriage.
 The closed carriage was used when it was bad
weather.

5.  The open horse carriage was not as expensive
as the closed carriage but it was still expensive.
 They were used when the weather was nice.

6.  Walking was the most common way of
transportation.
 It was manly for all classes but manly for the
lower class.
 It was the easiest way of transportation

7.  The London bridge was another way to get
across the river.
 Most people walked or rode bikes across the
bridge.

8.  The train started to come into play near the end
of the Victorian era.
 More then not people walked or rode bikes to
get where they wanted.