The chart below shows the average number of kilometers traveled by car in five countries from 1990 to 2010.

The provided line chart illustrates how many total

kilometres

of distance cars were in five different countries between 1990 and 2010.

Overall

, the average number of

kilometres

in the US had the biggest spot among other categories. Meanwhile, Japan had the lowest position during the entire period.

To begin

with, there was an increase in the average total number in the US and The UK from 1990 to 2010. It started from the US distance of around 1700

kilometres

,

then

increased up to 1800 in 1995.

This

trend

fluctuated from 1995 to 2010.

Next,

The UK started around 1300

kilometres

and ended about 1400

kilometres

. The UK had a similar pattern which fluctuated as the US, from about 1993 to 2010.

In contrast

, Germany, France and Japan experienced a downward

trend

in the average distance during the same time frame. Germany began around 1600

kilometres

and decreased to roughly 1300

kilometres

. The significant decrease started from 1995 to the next 5 years.

Then

, France declined, from 1000 to less than 900

kilometres

.

This

figure had a similar

trend

as German.

However

, Japan had a deviation

trend

which started from about 700 to around 400

kilometres

.

This

account even hit a low point at 380 in 2003.