The line graph below shows the number of people injured in drink drive accidents in uk from 2002 to 2019 while the bar chart shows the rate of people who failed their breath test by age in 2016.

Introduction The line graph illustrates how many

people

were hurt

as a result

of driving

while

drunk in the United Kingdom from 2002 to 2016

while

the bar chart depicts the percentage of casualties who did not pass the breathing test by age in 2016. Overview. In general, the United Kingdom recorded the highest

number

of accident victims at the beginning of the period compared to the end.

On the other hand

, the

number

of

people

who failed to breathe after the accident by age fluctuated in the period given. Paragraph one In 2002, 20

people

were injured in the UK

as a result

of drunk driving.

However

,

this

number

declined moderately over the

years

. In 2006, the initial figure had dropped by 5

people

,

therefore

, a record of 15

people

was made.

This

number

continued to decline smoothly until 2010 when 10

people

were injured.

However

, a period of stability was experienced until 2012 when the figure remained at 10

people

and afterwards declined to 8 casualties in 2013. Between 2013 and 2016, the totals were constant again at 8

people

before rising to about 9 individuals in 2016. Paragraph 2 Regarding the

people

who failed to Breathe after encountering accidents in 2016, the highest percentage of

people

were aged between 25-29

years

at about 5.9%. Those aged between 20-24

years

and 30-34

years

came close with around 5.5% and 5% respectively. A decline in the

number

of

people

who failed to breathe by age was reported whereby those aged between 40-49

years

were approximately 3.5%

whereas

those aged 60-69

years

were around 2%. Those aged above 70

years

accounted for the least with only 1% failure to breathe in 2016 after accidents.