The line graph shows the number of kilometers traveled per car in five countries between 1990 and 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

Demonstrated in the given line graph is the

distance

a

car

could travel in 5 nations from 1990 to 2010.

Overall

, all the countries saw a downward trend in the travelling

distance

per

car

, with the exception of the US and Britain.

Additionally

, Japan was the nation that had the most fluctuation in the number of kilometres travelled,

while

the inverse was true for France. Beginning with 3 nations experiencing a decline in their

car

travelling

distance

, Germany’s began at 1600

km

, which over doubled Japan’s at around 700

km

. In the next few years,

while

Germany’s figure decreased slightly to 1550

km

then

levelled off until 2007, Japan’s

distance

travelled per

car

dropped to about 500

km

in 1998 before fluctuating between 550

km

and 350

km

until ending the period at exactly 400

km

in 2010. Regarding France’s statistics, it started at 1000

km

and witnessed a small fluctuation prior to being recorded at 900

km

in the

last

year. Shifting focus onto the remaining statistics, as far as the US’s length travelled per

car

was concerned, it began at around 1750

km

, which was the longest

distance

compared to other nations, and finished the period at 1800

km

after fluctuating a little. In terms of the UK, its figure mirrored the same pattern as it ended with a longer

distance

than the start, at just above 1400

km

.