The graph below shows the average number of uk commuters traveling each day by car, bus or train between 1970 and 2030

The given line graph compares the mode of

transport

the Uk citizens use on a daily basis from 1970 to 2030.

Overall

, it is evident from the graph that, the car was by far the most popular means of

transport

,

while

the number of people using cars and trains increased over the years, people using

bus

numbers declined.  In 1970 the number of crowds who used a car to travel stood at around 5.7

million

which was the highest figure in that year.

Bus

was the second significant means of

transport

as it attracted approximately 4

million

commuters each day. The train was the least significant that year as just 2

million

passengers used it. The numbers of crowds using all the 3 forms of transportation remain static for the next 20 years. Afterwards, individuals who made use of cars numbers grew gradually to complete the period with 9

million

passengers travelling by it each day. The

bus

which was the second most popular travelling mode began to experience a downward trend. Their total dropped steadily to 3

million

in 2030.

However

individuals using trains grew in figure slowly, and

although

there were some fluctuations in their trend, their number overtook the figure of the population using the

bus

in 2020. By 2030 the train was the second vital mode of

transport

, attracting about 5

million

passengers each day.