The graph below shows the average number of UK commuters travelling each day by car, bus or train between 1970 and 2030.

The line graph illustrates the

figure

for UK

travellers

commuting every day by

car

,

bus

and

train

from 1970 to 2030. It is clearly observed from the graph that the

number

of people who travel by

train

and

car

increased significantly,

while

that of

bus

decreased marginally. In detail, in 1970, the

figure

for

travellers

who travelled by

car

was approximately 5

million

,

whereas

that of

train

was lower at about 2

million

. From

this

year to 2000, the

number

of commuters who travelled by

bus

saw a slight decline of 1

million

.

By contrast

, the

figure

for cars rose dramatically by nearly 2

million

.

Also

, between 2000 and 2010 the

figure

for commuters travelling by

car

remained constant at 5

million

after that.

While

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there was a slight decrease in the

number

of commuters who used public transportation.

In addition

, the

figure

for

travellers

who use rail transportation saw a gradual increase from 2 to 3, after that

this

figure

levelled out at 3

million

. In 2030, the

number

of

travellers

commuting by

car

and

train

is expected to increase and reach

to

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9 and 5

million

respectively,

whereas

that of

bus

will decline by less than half a

million

.