The chart below shows the changes in car ownership in Great Britain between 2000 and 2010

The diagram depicts four classifications of

car

ownership in Britain from 1971 to 2007.

Overall

,

it is clear that

almost half of the residents in the UK possess one

car

whereas

only a small number of settlers owned 3 or more

cars

. All data is measured by %

To begin

with, starting from 1971 the household who have two

cars

and 3

cars

doubled their number to about 9 and 1 sequentially from the initial amount.

Furthermore

, the

trend

of possessing 2 private

cars

was mushrooming continuously to about 35

while

the movement of households who own three or more

cars

faced a slight increase of no more than 10 in 2007.

In contrast

, having no

car

used to be the most popular

trend

in 1971 when almost half of Britain's residents recorded possessed no

car

.

Although

this

trend

underwent a dramatic downward from 1975 to 1991 to about 30, the fluctuation started in 1995; it continued to decline its number to about 25 in 2007.

In addition

, the

trend

of owning one

car

depicted a fluctuation which started at about 42 in 1971 and ended at about 41 in 2007