The charts below show the percentage of people using public transport and that of people using private cars in five Australian cities between 2000 and 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The line charts below display the

proportion

of individuals who

use

their own car and the ones who

use

public transportation in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and

Adelaide

from 2000 to 2010.

Overall

, in

Adelaide

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there is a steady increase in the

use

of private

cars

and a slight variation in the

use

of public transport. Brisbane’s public transit rose significantly,

while

the

use

of personal

cars

in Melbourne declined moderately.

Adelaide

is the city with the least

use

of public transportation , starting the

period

with just 5%,

this

number fluctuated gradually during the

period

, before 2008, in 5 different

years

reached its highest point, 6%, but after 2008 it started to drop slightly, returning to 5%. In Brisbane, 15% of humans at the beginning of the

period

used public transit, after two

years

,

this

proportion

began to grow sharply, getting to 25% in 2006, after remaining two

years

stable, it started increasing modestly, ending the

period

at approximately 28%. 70% of individuals in 2000 used their individual vehicle in

Adelaide

, being the city with the highest number of people using their own car,

this

proportion

rose moderately to just above 80% during the next 9

years

, and the

last

year it climbed considerably to 90%. Melbourne between 2000 and 2002, had 30% of people using personal

cars

, but in 2002 dropped 10%, being at 20% in 2003,

this

grew gradually, reaching its beginning rate in 2007 and during the next 4

years

the

proportion

varied, ending the

period

with just over 20% of people using private

cars

.