The graph below shows the average number of UK commuters travelling each day by car, bus or rain between 1970 and 2030. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The given

line

graph

depicts the typical number of UK people who have been commuting since 1970 and

is

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estimated to

will

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apply

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have commuted by 2030

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based on the means of transport including car,

bus

and

train

. Looking at the

overall

perspective, the car is ranked first for commuting among others.

Moreover

, using the

train

overtook the

bus

between 2010 and 2015 and it is predicted

this

tendency will widely continue by 2030. In terms of the frequency of passengers who chose a car for travelling, the

line

graph

began with 5

million

travellers in 1970 and after experiencing a slight rise, the

graph

steadily went up to over 5

million

in 1980 and 7

million

in 2000 and

following

this

upward trend, it is anticipated that the

line

chart will witness approximately 9 millions of

users

of cars by 2030. With regards to other travelling ways, the

graph

shows 4

millions

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million

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of

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passengers using the buses,

while

this

value was just above 2

million

for those who chose the

train

for Travel. The decreasing

line

indicating the number of

users

of

bus

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buses

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and the increasing

line

of the number of

train

users

crossed each other in 2015 (at the point of around 3.5

million

users

) in which the people who travelled by

train

overnumbered those who chose the

bus

. In

this

regard, it is expected that

this

trend will be unchanged until 2030.