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.

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of British commuters using a car, a

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, or a train on a daily basis over a 60-year period, ending in 2030.

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, it can be seen that the total

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of commuters has increased steadily over the years, and

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growth can be seen in the

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of

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using a car or a

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as a mode of transport and is predicted to do the same until 2030.

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, the

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of people taking a

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to go around has witnessed a steady fall, expecting to continue

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trend in the future. In 1970, the starting figure for the proportion of

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travelling by car was as high as 6

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, making it the most popular vehicle to go around.

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only increased over the years, reaching an ultimate high of 9

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people.

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, the slightly over 2

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travellers

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taking a train to move around, being the smallest proportion of the 3, followed an upward trend over the years, expected to be the second most used vehicle by 2030,

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by 5

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people.

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,

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the initial

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of

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using a

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was double that of

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, it remained steady for only a decade and

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started a downward trend, which will be continued well into the future, becoming the smallest proportion of commuters to take one of the 3 types of vehicle.