The line graph gives information relating to the average number of British travelers using car, bus and train to commute on a daily basis over a period of 6 decades, starting from 1970.

The line graph depicts

that

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the

number

of British

passengers

who used cars, buses and trains to make their regular journeys from 1970 to 2030. After analysing the line graph, it can be seen clearly that, in 1970 the

number

of

travelers

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who used trains was about 4.5

million

which slightly decreased to 3

million

in the period of 6 decades

while

by buses, the

number

of travellers was approximately 2

million

in 1970 that gradually increased to 3

million

till

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2000 after that it went smoothly to

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2010

then

went

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5

million

in the

last

decade

.

Further

, the line shows that the

number

of

passengers

who used cars for their day-to-day work was around 5.5

millions

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in 1970 and no change occurred until 1980.

whereas

from 1980 the

number

of

passengers

climbed to 6.5

million

in 2000 and

then

it approached

to

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the biggest value of 9

million

in 2030.

Overall

, it is noticeable that the

number

of

passengers

using the bus was lowest

at the end

of the

decade

whilst the

number

of

passengers

who travelled by car was bigger in the latter decades.