The line graph below compares the number of British people commuting to work by car, bus or train everyday from 1970 to 2030.

The line graph below compares the number of British people commuting to work by

car

,

bus

or

train

everyday

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from 1970 to 2030.

Overall

, the proportion of

car

and

bus

commuters has witnessed an upward trend

while

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figure for

bus

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buses

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has experienced a slight drop

at the end

of the period.

It is clear that

car

travelers

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have accounted for the highest number throughout the years. In 1970, citizens

traveling

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by

car

began at nearly five

million

which is followed by

bus

and

train

passengers at around four and two

million

respectively. In the next 44 years, in 2014, the proportion of UK people driving to work observed a constant growth after

leveling

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out at seven

million

.

While

the number of residents going to work by

train

increased significantly, the reverse pattern was seen in

bus

users. By 2030, it is anticipated that

car

drivers will reach

the

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peak of nine

million

and

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figure for

train

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trains

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is foreseen to continue climbing considerably to approximately 4.5

million

.

In contrast

, the use of

bus

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buses

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is predicted to decline gradually to about 3

million

.