The graph below gives information about car ownership in Britain from 1971 to 2007.

The line graph compares the percentage of Britain households

reagularly

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regularly

using their own private transport over a period of 36 years.

Overall

, the population of people having one

car

was the highest and stayed almost unchanged,

while

the number of

household

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with three or more

cars

was the

least

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lowest

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. It is

also

clear that the figures for no

car

and two

cars

dramatically changed. In 1971, almost half of the population of people in the UK had no

car

and the households having one

car

only were the second most populated group. Those with three

and

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more

cars

had by far the

least

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lowest

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proportion of

population

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the population

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with roughly 2 per cent of them and only 8% of households used two

cars

. Over the following 36 years, The percentage of families with one

car

almost

leveled

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off

in

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about 45% and remained the most popular group,

while

the less number

pf

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of

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people had no

car

until

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2007 there were only 25% of them. household started

havin

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having

havin'

two

cars

with a dramatic rise of around 20%,

although

three

cars

and more category had an unconsiderable increase stayed under 8%.