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

The line graph illustrates the data of people travelling by

car

,

bus

or

train

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trains

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each day from 1970 until 2030 in the UK.

Overall

, it clearly seems that

car

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the car

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was the most popular from the beginning until

end

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the end

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.

Although

, people using the

bus

are decreased over time and replaced with

train

. Between 1970 and 1980 any of the types of transport didn’t show

the

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any

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change. After 1980

travelers

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travellers

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by

car

and

train

increased

while

number

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a number

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of

bus

users started to decrease. From 2000 both

car

and

train’s

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train

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data stayed without change at around 7 and 3

million

respectively

while

at that time the index of

bus

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buses

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continued falling. In around 2014

train

users and

bus

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,bus

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users were equal with

average

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an average

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4

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of 4

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million

.

After

this

car

and

train’s

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train

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index rocketed until 2030 with the number of 9 and 5

million

respectively.

Whereas

,

travelers

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travellers

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by

train

decreased slowly and reached 3

million

by the end.