The graph below gives information about household car ownership in Britain from 1990 - 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The line graph illustrates

families

owning cars in

the

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Great Britain between 1990 and 2015.

Overall

it can be understood from the graph that during that period of time, the

percentage

of

families

who owned no

car

decreased

while

the number of

families

owning two or more cars

has risen

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significantly. In 1990, over 30 per

cent

of

families

owned

one

car

,

however

, more than 50 per

cent

of

families

did not own a

car

. The

percentage

of

households

with no

car

decreased to reach fifteen per

cent

in 2015. In 1990, only ten per

cent

of the

households

in

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Britain owned two or more cars.

This

number increased significantly to reach about 42 per

cent

in 2015. meanwhile, the

percentage

of

households

that owned

one

car

rose to nearly 60 per

cent

in 2005 but it dropped again and fluctuated to reach 42 per

cent

in 2015.

overall

, the

percentage

of

households

with no

car

has dropped between the given years,

while

the

percentage

has risen in

families

who owned

one

or more than

one

car

.