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 given line chart depicts the typical quantity of the UK who get around daily using their cars, buses and

train

from 1970 to 2030. Looking at the

overall

perspective, it is apparent that the majority of

passengers

prefer commuting via their cars.

Also

, the

number

of travellers who commuted via buses declined,

while

for those who got around by

train

, it rose.

Moreover

, it is anticipated that the

number

of

train

passengers

will be ranked second from the standpoint of popularity among other transportation means by 2030. With regard to people who travel by car, the figure started at 5

million

people in 1970. The graph experienced an upward trend over the given period before reaching a peak of 9

million

in the

last

year. Another means of transit which witnessed increasing popularity was the

Train

. There were 2

million

passengers

when the study began and after a steady growth that can be seen in the line, it is expected that the

number

of

passengers

who will go for

this

mode of transportation will have reached 5

millions

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by 2030.

Moreover

, the

number

of people who travelled by bus decreased gradually from 4

million

at the beginning of the period to just above 3

million

in 2024. The forecast is

this

can fall below 3

million

by 2030.