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

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owning cars in

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Great Britain between 1990 and 2015.

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

percentage

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of

families

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who owned no

car

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decreased

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the number of

families

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owning two or more cars

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significantly. In 1990, over 30 per

cent

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of

families

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owned

one

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car

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,

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, more than 50 per

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of

families

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did not own a

car

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. The

percentage

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of

households

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with no

car

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decreased to reach fifteen per

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in 2015. In 1990, only ten per

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of the

households

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in

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Britain owned two or more cars.

This

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number increased significantly to reach about 42 per

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in 2015. meanwhile, the

percentage

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of

households

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that owned

one

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car

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rose to nearly 60 per

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

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in 2015.

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, the

percentage

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of

households

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with no

car

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has dropped between the given years,

while

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the

percentage

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has risen in

families

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who owned

one

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or more than

one

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car

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.