The graph below gives information about how much people in the United States and in the United Kingdom spend on petrol. Summerise the information and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant.

The graph shows the percentage of income spent by drivers on petrol, depending on their social and economical condition, both in the United Kingdom and in the United States of America. In the UK, it's possible observing a sharp surge of the proportion of money earned by poor people on fuel, from few percentage points of income to just under 3%. In comparison to rich, the trend is different: despite they spend more money than the poor, in the first range the course is levelled off,

while

in the

second

one, it drops markedly. The situation remains stable approximately of the middle-class, where even though an initial increase from 3% to almost 3.5%,

secondly

the rise is slight,

thus

it reaches 4% of the gain.

Instead

of, in the USA, we can see a different progress:

firstly

the line grows up and peaks in the range of the poor people and

after

this

, there is a plummet of percentage of earnings spent on petrol between just over 5%

initially

to nearly 2.5% of the richest people.