The chart below shows the changes in the percentage of households with cars in one European country between 1971 and 2001. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The alteration in the figure for

families

owning

cars

in a European nation from 1971 to 2001 is illustrated in the given bar chart. Generally ,

car

ownership rose during the

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30-year

period.

Furthermore

, towards the end ,

families

with one

car

were significantly larger in comparison to those without or with 2

cars

. Looking first in 1971, half of the population did not own a

car

, compared to nearly 35% of

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and more than 15% of

families

with 2

cars

. By 1981, the percentage of households without

cars

largely decreased

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%,

while

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car

owners

also

dropped

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%. Those decreases corresponded with the notable increase of those with 2

cars

( rose more

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% ). Over the next decade, the most significant change was observed in the percentage of single-

car

families

, rising to reach the peak of 50%,

whereas

the opposite was true for those without

cars

or with 2

cars

, declining to roughly a third and more than 22%, in that order. In the final years, the gap between

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car

families

and those with 2

cars

became negligible ( 1%). Meanwhile, that figure for one-

car

households experienced a drop of 5%.