The graph shows Underground Station passenger numbers in London. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph demonstrates the

number

of

passengers

who appear at London Underground Station in a

day

.

Overall

, there is a dramatic fluctuation in the

number

of

passengers

during the

day

.

In addition

, it is clearly shown at rush hour when the line of customers is the largest.

Initially

, there are 100 underground

passengers

found at the station and

this

statistic grows sharply until 8am when the

number

of

passengers

reaches the highest figure, at 400. After the busiest time, the rate declines substantially until 10am when it gets to appreciate 190. Between 10am and 14pm, the

number

increases moderately with a plateau of over 300 rail users. In the afternoon, the figure has a considerable fall with less than 100

passengers

at 16pm. Immediately, there is a steep boom of people using the station at 18pm, at around 380. After the golden time of the

day

, numbers decline rapidly and

then

have a small oscillation from 20pm to 22pm with the figure

at the end

of the

day

being nearly 150.