The line graph illustrates the number of UK people commuting to work every day by car, bus or train from 1970 to 2030

The line graph shows data on how many people utilized

cars

, buses and trains to go to job between 1970 and 2030.Units are measured in millions.

Overall

,what stands out from the chart is that commuters mainly went to job by car during the whole period.Another interesting detail is that

although

the figure for buses

initially

ranked second,it was overtaken by that for trains. Looking into detail,regarding

cars

,in the year 1970, the highest number of workers (just under 6 million ) used

cars

to commute to the place where they work.During the first decade,it remained unchanged after which increased gradually until 2020.Anticipation shows that the figure for

cars

will increase significantly by 2030 and will rank first with 9 m. In terms of other modes of transportation,users commuted to work by bus and train at approximately 4 m and just under 3 million respectively.

While

the former showed an upward trend until now and it is expected that it will decline to 3 m during the

last

decade given in the question,the latter rose gradually and outnumbered the figure for the former towards the end of the period.The number of workers who use trains to go to work is predicted to increase substantially to around 5 million and rank second between 2024 and 2030.