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 comparisions where relevant.

This

line graph represents the

ratio

of family

car

ownership in the UK from 1990 to 2015. There is

also

a prediction

ratio

from 2015 to 2030. The data is separated into three categories, based on the number of

cars

owned starting from zero to two or more

cars

in one category.

Overall

, the

ratio

of

families

with two or more

cars

was the lowest in 1990.

However

, it starts rising significantly until it reaches a 41%

ratio

, respectively. In reverse, the

ratio

of

families

with no

car

is the highest. But it starts declining significantly until it reaches an approximately 15%

ratio

. Starting from approximately 12% in 1990, the

ratio

of

families

with two or more

cars

is the lowest. It reached the lowest

ratio

in 2005, lower than 10%. But after that, it increased significantly until 2015

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and is predicted to pass the 40%

ratio

in 2030. In reverse, the

ratio

of

families

with no

car

is the highest (51%, respectively).

Although

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a slight rise in 2010, the trend tends to decrease until it is predicted to fall to approximately 15%

ratio

. Different from the categories mentioned, we cannot conclude the trend of

percentage

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of

families

with one

car

.

However

, it hit its peak in 2005, with a 55%

ratio

, respectively.