The line graph compares the average number of people in the UK traveling daily by car, bus and train over a period of 60 years.

The given line graph provides information on the ratio of people using 3 types of transportation from 1970 year to 2030.

Overall

, there is a clear rising trend of people choosing cars and trains over sixty years. In 1970 the sum of commuters travelling by car was about five, and

train

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choosers figure was significantly lower, below 3. Throughout these years, numbers are almost identically rising: car travellers reached nine million, as for the

train

commuters, the figure doubled. At the same time, the amount of

train

users has been steadily decreasing. During

this

time, numbers have dropped from four to 3 less than 3 million. At the beginning of the 2000s, we can see the moment when the number of travellers choosing cars and trains, began to grow,

while

at the same time, the sum of

train

commuters had declined. In 2010, there was a slight downfall in all types of transportation but it quickly recovered for buses and cars, except for trains, which had a decline through the years.