The line graph compares the average number of people in the UK traveling daily by car, bus and train over a period of 60 years.

Presented for consideration is a line graph giving statistics for the number of UK citizens who travelled by various means of transport every day on average from 1970 to 2030.

Moreover

, it can be noticed that measurements were taken by millions.

Overall

, the figure for British who used cars and trains increased gradually,

whereas

a slight decline can be observed in buses.

Additionally

, cars remained the most favourable kind of transport in the UK throughout the time frame

To begin

with, British people who travelled by car experienced a moderate climb from around 5m to more than 7m between 1970 and 2000. After that,

this

number increased continuously to just under 9m

at the end

while

reaching the top travelling mean of transport.

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, data for UK citizens

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trains daily witnessed a slow increase from around 2.5m in 1970 to exactly 3m by 2000,

then

remained constant for the next ten years.

Subsequently

,

this

climbed remarkably to approximately 5m at the period's end. Moving onto the statistics for buses which were estimated an opposite trend generally. In specific, the figure for

this

stood at around 4m at the beginning, before seeing a gradual decline to exactly 3m by 2030.