The graph below gives information about car ownership in Britain from 1971 to 2007. Summarise the information by selecting reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph illustrates the

percentage

of vehicle ownership in the UK between 1971 to 2007.

Overall

, it is apparent that owning one car

is

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was

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the most popular in Britain during the whole

period

whilst having no car diminished towards the end

opposed

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as opposed

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to having two cars which rose at the same time.

On the other hand

, people owning three or more are accounting

the

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for the

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least

percentage

of all. Regarding having one car, it has been a steady trend with tiny fluctuations;

however

, it ended the

period

with the highest

percentage

between roughly 44% and 46%. In

similar

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a similar

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fashion, owning three or more cars has been a stable line but with

a progressive step-by-step increases

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a progressive step-by-step increase

progressive step-by-step increases

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towards the end of the

period

, reaching its highest

percentage

with around 8% in 2007. Turning to the remaining two, not owning a vehicle started with the highest

percentage

with just under 50% and kept declining till the end of the

period

with roughly 25%. In opposite, people with two cars started

with

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at

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8% and

have been growing

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grew

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during the time frame and ended

with

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at

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slightly 27%.