The bar chart gives infornamtion about the number of car journeys into the city centre made by residents and non-residents.

The bar chart illustrates the data on the

number

of car journeys into the city centre in two different aspects which are from

residents

and non-

residents

from the

year

1996 until 2005.

Overall

, the

number

of car journeys made by

residents

outnumbered the non-

residents

in the 1990s era and it decrease as it enter the

year

of 2000s because the introduction of parking meters.

On the other hand

, non-

residents

have a stable increase in the years 1990s and a slight fall when entering the

year

2000 continued by a dramatic fall in 2003 as Westgate Street and Park Lane are closed to traffic.

Initially

, the

residents

used their cars a lot before parking meters were introduced. The

number

of journeys was approximately reaching 10000 but it fluctuated by 5000 people and barely made changes in the numbers.

Then

,the fall continue by 1000 in 2003 and it does not have many changes as the maximum

number

of

residents

using their cars is 4000 people.

Furthermore

, for non-residential, the

number

mushroomed about 2 times from 4000 to 8000 in the first

year

period. But the numbers have a slight drop in the

year

2000 by 200 but they made a comeback in the

year

2002.

Moreover

, they had a sharp dive in numbers in 2003 as it decrease to 3000 and made a slight increment in the

year

2005.