Looking at the chart, it is immediately clear that the percentage of households that didn't have car in a European country saw a decrease whereas the proportion of a country's family owning 1 car and 2 or more cars in the EU fluctuated. Another key feature is that the lowest figure was recorded in the rate of households with 2 or more cars in a European country.
In the first year studied, the percentage of families with no car made up 47%. In the next 30 years, this figure witnessed a significant decrease of about 20% from around 42% by 1981 and exactly 30% by 1991.
The rate of households having 1 car and 2 or more cars in a country in Europe accounted for 35% and more than 15% in 1971, respectively. These figures, after experiencing a range of fluctuations, reached 43% and 28% in the final year surveyed
Looking at the chart, it is immediately
clear
that the percentage of households that didn't have
car
in a European country
saw
a decrease whereas the proportion of a country's family owning 1
car
and 2 or more
cars
in the EU fluctuated. Another key feature is that the lowest figure
was recorded
in the rate of households with 2 or more
cars
in a European country.
In the
first
year studied, the percentage of families with no
car
made up 47%. In the
next
30 years, this figure witnessed a significant decrease of about 20% from around 42% by 1981 and exactly 30% by 1991.
The rate of households having 1
car
and 2 or more
cars
in a country in Europe accounted for 35% and more than 15% in 1971,
respectively
. These figures, after experiencing a range of fluctuations, reached 43% and 28% in the final year
surveyed