The line graph gives information relating to the average number of British travelers using car, bus and train to commute on a daily basis over a period of 6 decades, starting from 1970.

The line graph compares the mean quantity of British commuters using different

kind

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kinds

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of transportation every day from 1970 to 2030.

Overall

, the usage of both cars and trains has an increasing tendency,

whereas

bus statistics consistently

decreases

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during

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the years.

Additionally

, the same number of people

traveled

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by buses and trains in around 2015.

To begin

, the most popular type of transport, during the whole period of time, was cars, starting from around 5 commuters a day in 1970.

Then

, the number

leaped

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to 7 in 2000, staying unchanged till 2010, growing

further

to 9 in 2030. Looking at the bus and car figures, it becomes obvious that it was more popular to utilise cars (about 5 travellers)

,

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than buses (just under 3) at the start of the period.

However

,

this

situation will be changed by 2030, where individuals will

chose

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trains, at 5 commuters, over buses, at slightly below 3 people per day.