The graph below gives information about household car ownership in Britain from 1971 to 2007

The given line graph illustrates the change in the

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of cars per household in Britain from 1990 to the prediction

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2030

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, it can be seen that the

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one-car

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ownership

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and two-car

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increased,

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no-car

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ownership

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witnessed a decline.

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, despite having the highest

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at the beginning,

no-car

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households

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had the lowest per cent

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Looking at the

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of one-car

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and two-car

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. In 1990, about 36% of

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had one car.

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noticeably went up to reach the peak of 55% in 2005 before decreasing sharply to under 39% in 2025. The percentage is predicted to slightly rise to 43% in 2030. For two-car

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, it started at the lowest

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at 12%.

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it fluctuated between 9% and 13% from 2000 to 2005 before witnessing a significant increase to nearly 37%. In 2030, the

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will increase to 42. Moving onto the

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for

no-car

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households

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, over half of British

households

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did not have

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car in 1990.

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in 2010, the percentage of

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families dipped significantly to 30% before being estimated to be the least popular type at just 15% in 2030