The line graph shows thefts per thousand vehicles in four countries between 1990 and 1999. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons whare relevant.

The line graphs depict information about thefts per thousand private transport in four countries,

such

as Great Britain,

France

,

Canada

and Sweden measured in 10 periods between 1990 to 1999.

Overall

the United Kingdom had the highest points of robberies, staying on the same level until the end of the period,

while

the number of thefts in

France

and

Canada

totally decreased.

However

, Sweden had a negative tendency to the increasing number of burglaries year by year.

To begin

with, Great Britain in 1990 had 17 thefts per 1000 vehicles and maintained its peak at 20 in 1992, after, it fluctuated and

at the end

of the

last

period it stayed at the same point as in the beginning.

However

,

Canada

and

France

started at the same level as 6 and 8, respectively. Both decreased in the first 4 years,

nonetheless

,

France

had a slight rise and backed to the beginning level,

while

Canada

had a fluctuating period. Fortunately, both finished and decreased at the same point as 6.5 robberies.

On the other hand

, Sweden is the only country that had a significant increase, beginning with 8 stealing it doubled to 15 burglaries in 1999.