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

The data displays the UK citizens who commute in different types of transportation that were used for their journeys within the past 60 years which is the data measured in

million

.

Overall

, through the given period, many UK citizens preferred to travel by

cars

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,

while

other commuters of buses and trains experienced a different pattern. About 5

million

people in the UK travelled by

cars

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from 1970 to 1980. Four decades later, the trend showed a significant growth of 3

million

car

users

and the figure is expected to increase to 9

million

which is the highest number of commuters in comparison to other vehicles. In 1970, there were approximately 2

million

and 4

million

people who travelled by

train

and

bus

, respectively.

Bus

users

witnessed a decrease,

whereas

train

users

experienced a high volume of commuters in 40 years. Both of them met at the same number of about 4

million

in 2015, and

after

this

meeting point, the trend of

train

users

went differently than the trend of individuals who travel by

bus

, which the

train

users

is predicted to increase to 5

million

,

while

the

bus

users

are forecasted to go down approximately 1

million

lower than at the starting value.