the graph below shows the average number of UK commuters travelling each day by car bus or train between 1970 and 2000

The line chart illustrates the

number

of

people

travelling each day by

car

,

bus

as well

as

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train over a 60-year period between 1970 and 2030.

It is clear that

the

car

is the most popular means of transport for UK

commuters

throughout the period shown.

In contrast

,

while

the proportions of

people

commuting by train and

bus

increase gradually, the

number

of

commuters

who use the

bus

on a daily basis decreases steadily. In 1970, approximately 5

million

UK

commuters

travelled by

car

on a daily basis,

while

users who commuted by

bus

and train

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around 4

million

and 2

million

respectively. In the year 2000, there was a considerable rise in the driving to work by

car

, at 7

million

people

and the

number

of commuting rail passengers witnessed a slight increase, with 3

million

.

However

, there was a small drop in travelling by

bus

around 0.5

million

people

. By 2030, travelling by

car

is expected to rise dramatically, about 9

million

commuters

.

Also

, the

number

of

people

using trains is predicted to reach nearly 5

million

in the same time period.

In contrast

, buses are predicted to become a less popular transport than others, falling by just under 3

million

users.