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

The given line graph illustrates the change in the

number

of cars per household in Britain from 1990 to the prediction

in

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2030

Overall

, it can be seen that the

figure

one-car

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ownership

and two-car

ownership

increased,

while

no-car

ownership

witnessed a decline.

Additionally

, despite having the highest

number

at the beginning,

no-car

households

had the lowest per cent

at the end

Looking at the

figure

of one-car

ownership

and two-car

ownership

. In 1990, about 36% of

households

had one car.

Then

this

number

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

households

, it started at the lowest

number

at 12%.

Then

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

figure

will increase to 42. Moving onto the

figure

for

no-car

households

, over half of British

households

did not have

the

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car in 1990.

Then

in 2010, the percentage of

no-car

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