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 moderate amount of UK citizens who use different vehicles, namely automobiles, buses, and trains daily in a period of 60 years from 1970 to 2030.

Overall

, cars are expected to be the most ubiquitous type of transport throughout the whole period,

while

the popularity of using buses may slightly fall by 2030. It is clear from the graph that in 1970 around 5

million

people preferred traveling by car, compared to nearly 4

million

bus users and approximately 2

million

commuters who used trains. The figure of car drivers was gradually increasing, having reached about 7

million

in 2000.

Then

it is predicted to be equal to 9

million

drivers by the end of the period. The amount of bus riders, which was declining slowly, is supposed to continue to fall, reaching almost 3

million

in 2030. Starting at nearly 2

million

users, the number of train

travelers

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had slightly risen until 2000, when its number paused for a decade, equaling 3

million

. After that, it is expected to grow sharply, without being

fluctuated

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, so it may reach its peak of about 4

million

users.