The line graph compares the average number of people in the UK traveling daily by car, bus and train over a period of 60 years.

The given line graph illustrates the average

number

of UK

commuters

using

car

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cars

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,

bus

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buses

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or trains

train

to travel over a 60-year period, starting from 1970.

Overall

, it is evident that the

number

of British people using cars

car

as well as

trains

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trains

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has increased gradually during the period from 1970 to 2030,

whereas

the figure for

bus

users

has fallen steadily.

Moreover

, it can be seen that

car

is the most popular means of transport used by British

commuters

for travelling. In 1970, approximately 5

million

UK

commuters

travelled by

car

on a daily basis.

On the other hand

, there were about 4

million

bus

users

and 2

million

train

users

.

Furthermore

, the

number

of

car

and

train

users

continued to rise until it

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levelled out at 7

million

and 3

million

respectively in 2000.

Nevertheless

, there was a small drop of nearly 0,5

million

in the

number

of

bus

users

. Eventually, it reached the same level as

train

users

did in 2015. In 2030, the

number

of British people using cars

car

is expected to reach almost 9

million

.

In addition

, the

number

of

train

users

is

also

predicted to rise to nearly 5

million

.

In contrast

, buses are anticipated to be the less popular choice among UK

commuters

with only 3

million

users

.