The graph below gives information about car ownership in Britain from 1971 to 2007.

The graph illustrates the percentage of

car

ownership in Great

Britain

over a period of 36 years. At first glance, it can be concluded that the percentage of one

car

stays relatively the same,

while

People with no

car

show a dramatic decrease,

on the other hand

, the amount of two

cars

and three or more

cars

experienced a significant rise and a small rise respectively. In 1971, nearly 50

percent

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of GB had no

car

while

near

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44.4

percent

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of

Britain

's families had one

car

. By the way, around 8

percent

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of

Britain

's households had two

cars

and households with three or more

cars

were uncommon,

only

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1

percent

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of society members falling into

this

category. In 2003, there was an impressively rose in people with two

cars

that came from 10

percent

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in 1975 to 26

percent

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in 2003, having said that,

Britain

households with no

car

showed a massive drop from 53

percent

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in 1971 to nearly 25

percent

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in 2003.