The three pie charts show the proportion of four kinds of vehicles used in the UK in 1965, 1985 and 2005. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts below

illustrates

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the percentage of 4 kinds of

cars

in British in the years of 1965, 1985 and 2005. It's obvious that most citizens in

UK

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the UK

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liked private

cars

,

whereas

the proportion of recreational

vehicles

was the lowest.

Except

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personal

cars

, other

cars

all showed a decreasing trend during those years. In 1965, British people who used their own

cars

occupied the largest ratio, with

the

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percentage of 40%, which was evidently higher than that of public

vehicles

(25%). Meanwhile, lorries and other

commercical

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commercial

vehicles

took up 20% of the quantity, compared with 15% for recreational

cars

, which was the lowest. When it comes to 1985, the proportion of personal

vehicles

saw

an

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significant upward and reached

at

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55%, which was more than two times

of

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that of public transport and

commercical

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commercial

cars

(both 20%).

In addition

, the percentage of

cars

for entertainment decreased quickly and fell to only 5%. When

time

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comes

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to 2005,

vehicles

for personal

uses

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continued to

went

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up and

finally

reached 60%, which was the highest, which was almost 3 times of public transport(22%).

On the other hand

, the proportion of lorries and other

commercical

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commercial

cars

dropped to 10%, which was merely half of that in 1985,

while

entertainment

vehicles

grew up to 8%, which was still the lowest one.