The bar chart shows the number of cars per 1000 people in 5 European countries in 3 years and compares with the European average.
The chart illustrates statistics of the number of cars per 1000 people in 5 different European countries in 2005, 2009, 2015 and compares with European average. Overall, while country 5 maintained its dominance in the number of cars over the given period, country 1 held at least proportion of it.
Turning to the details, it is obvious that, being prevalent in 2005 making up a far more than 800, country 5 experienced a slight decrease to just over 800, then followed by a remarkable growth to just under 1000. Similarly, country 1 witnessed fluctuation trend too, thus, being a far over 200vin 2005, the number of cars in this country reached its peak comprising for 400, then declined to the previous point in 2015. Meanwhile, Being a far over 400, country 2, touched the highest point in 2009 constituting for just under 600, then followed by a slight decrease. The average number of cars in these 5 European countries was over 600 in 2005, after following by a slight decline in 2009 increased to just under 800.
On the other hand, country 3 experienced a remarkable decline during the given period. Being a far over 600 in 2005, the number of cars in country 3 declined to 600 in 2009 and just under 600 in 2015. Meanwhile, country 4 maintained same trend over the given period comprising for a far over 600.
The chart illustrates statistics of the
number
of
cars
per 1000
people
in 5
different
European
countries
in 2005, 2009, 2015 and compares with European average.
Overall
, while
country
5 maintained its dominance in the
number
of
cars
over
the
given
period,
country
1 held at least proportion of it.
Turning to the
details
, it is obvious that, being prevalent in 2005 making up a
far
more than 800,
country
5 experienced a slight decrease to
just
over
800, then followed by a remarkable growth to
just
under 1000.
Similarly
,
country
1 witnessed fluctuation trend too,
thus
, being a
far
over
200vin 2005, the
number
of
cars
in this
country
reached its peak comprising for 400, then declined to the previous point in 2015. Meanwhile, Being a
far
over
400,
country
2, touched the highest point in 2009 constituting for
just
under 600, then followed by a slight decrease. The average
number
of
cars
in these 5 European
countries
was
over
600 in 2005, after following by a slight decline in 2009 increased to
just
under 800.
On the other hand
,
country
3 experienced a remarkable decline during the
given
period. Being a
far
over
600 in 2005, the
number
of
cars
in
country
3 declined to 600 in 2009 and
just
under 600 in 2015. Meanwhile,
country
4 maintained same trend
over
the
given
period comprising for a
far
over
600.