The given line graph illustrates the proportion of cars owned in one Asia country over a 30-year period.
Overall, it is clear that the figure for people who own no car and one car are expected to decrease. In contrast, the index of households owning two and three cars are predicted to increase over a period shown.
Regarding the percentage of people who do not have cars. In 1995, 45% of people did not own any cars, this was the highest data compared with 30% in one car owned. This figure fall to 40% in 2015 and is predicted to remain stable to 2025. In terms of household own 1 car, the figure for 1 car owned decline continuously from 30% to under 20% in 2025
The data for 2 cars owned was 20% at 1995, then increased gradually to almost 15% and expected to reach its peak at over 15% in 2025. The similar pattern was seen in 3 cars owned, started at under 5% an increase at 10% in 2025
The
given
line graph illustrates the proportion of
cars
owned
in one Asia country over a 30-year period.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the figure for
people
who
own
no
car
and one
car
are
expected
to decrease.
In contrast
, the index of households owning two and three
cars
are predicted
to increase over a period shown.
Regarding the percentage of
people
who do not have
cars
. In 1995, 45% of
people
did not
own
any
cars
, this was the highest data compared with 30% in one
car
owned
. This figure fall to 40% in 2015 and
is predicted
to remain stable to 2025. In terms of household
own
1
car
, the figure for 1
car
owned
decline
continuously
from 30% to under 20% in 2025
The data for 2
cars
owned
was 20% at 1995, then increased
gradually
to almost 15% and
expected
to reach its peak at over 15% in 2025. The similar pattern was
seen
in 3
cars
owned
,
started
at under 5% an increase at 10% in 2025