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 graph shows the daily amount of people commuting by car,

bus

or train on average in the UK from 1970 to 2030. Generally speaking, the

number

of English citizens

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use their cars to reach their destinations is increasing over the

period

. Meanwhile,

bus

usage remains constant, with a slight decline. On the other side, the average

number

of passengers who commute by train is gradually going up. In 1970, around 5

million

UK citizens were travelling by car.

This

number

was almost unchanged until 1980, when it started to climb, reaching approximately 7

million

commuters by 2000. Car figures hovered around that

number

for the following decades and it is expected to continue leaping until the end of the

period

. At the start of the

period

, there were roughly 4

million

bus

travellers.

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has been slowly decreasing for the

last

decades and it is

espected

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expected

to proceed

this

way for the next years, culminating at just above 3

million

. The reverse is the case for train utilization, which commenced at nearly 2

million

and

then

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kept rising until 2000. From that year until 2010 it plateaued at 3

million

users, starting

then

a rising

period

and surpassing

bus

travelling around the year 2014. Just

as

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the average of cars, the prediction is that the

number

of people using trains will continue growing.