The graph below shows the average number of UK commuters travelling each day by car, bus or train between 1970 and 2030

The graph below compares the general number of people in

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travelling

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daily by car, bus and train over the period of 60 years. It can be concluded from the graph that the amount of UK residents

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by train and car grew moderately and is predicted to see a significant increase by the end of the period.

While

commuters traveling by bus are expected to decline

consequently

becoming the least popular means of transport. In 1970 around 5

million

of the population used cars as their main way to get around,

while

public transport was less popular with only 3

million

and 2

million

persons

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respectively. In 2000 the figure

of

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those using cars grew considerably up to 7

million

people. It can

also

be evident that

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public transport had

equal

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amount of passengers between 2010 and 2020 with more than 3

million

commuters.

However

, in the future both

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cars

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and

train

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trains

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are predicted to continue their upward trend by 2030 reaching

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peak at 9

million

and around 5

million

, meanwhile, the number of bus passengers will continue falling.