The given graph depicts the average figure of British citizens used to travel everyday by car,bus or train from 1970 to 2030.

The given graph illustrates the average number of British inhabitants used to travel every day by some vehicles namely car ,

bus

and train during a 30-year

period

from 1970

Overall

, the proportion of commuters moving by car was highest. Meanwhile, the

figure

for buses ranked second at the beginning of the

period

but

at the end

of the

period

, ranked lowest.

By contrast

, the

figure

for trains at the beginning was lowest

then

climbed up higher than the

figure

for cars. In 1970, the number of travellers who took a trip at 5

million

people

then

it rapidly increased to 7

million

people

in 2000. Surprisingly, it continued to go up and reach a peak of 9

million

people

to finish the whole

period

in 2030. In the meantime, the

figure

for

bus

and train saw a contrasting trend. In the beginning, the amount commuters on the

bus

were 4

million

people

, 2

million

higher than the train.

Nevertheless

, the

figure

for buses and trains continued up and down and

finally

witnessed at the same point together in 2015, was 3,5

million

people

. Remarkably, the number of travellers on the

bus

gradually declined, ranking lowest at 3

million

in 2030

while

the

figure

for trains saw a jump to 5

million

people

to finish the entire

period

.