The graph below gives information about car ownership in Britain from 1971 to 2007.
The line graph illustrates the percentage of
cars
possessive in Britain in the year between 1971 and 2007.
Overall
, we can see that people who did not have a car
ratio were higher in 1971 . Whereas
, the ratio of households
with regular use of three or more cars
had increased rapidly.
In 1971 , around 50% of British people did not have a car
. At the same time , car
ownership with one car
was quite higher (44%). While
only 7% of Britain had two cars
. The lowest category was households
with three or more cars
which was almost zero percentage .
Furthermore
, one-car
ownership was the most common category which did not change over the period . However
, the biggest change was in households
without a car
which was a dramatic fall and reached 25 % in 2007 . On the contrary
, there was a sharply increased in ownership of two cars
accounting for around 27% . Moreover
, the proportion of households
with more than two cars
steadily rose to around 6% in 2007.Submitted by jeetkacha13 on
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