The given graph depicts the average quantities of English commuters traveling by various means of transport such as car, train, and bus on a regular basis during a 30-year period starting from 1970 to 2030.
On a whole, residents using trains hit the bottom of the graph and then change dramatically while people traveling by cars stayed at a high position at first and then reached its peak.
In 1970, the number of commuters traveling by train reached the lowest level, at about 2 million people only. Apart from a moderate uptrend between 1980 and 2000, it leveled off in 10 years until the period from 2010 to 2030 registered a radical upsurge to around 4 million English people.
Commuters using buses as their means of transport witnesses the least change over 60 years, with a gradual downward trend to 3 million people in 2030. In contrast, car users had the tendency to change dramatically. The figure slightly rose between 1970 and 1980 and increase substantially to 7 million users in 2000. It by then remained steady over 10 years, minimally climb to 8 million commuters in 2020, and continued to grow up rapidly to 9 million users in 2030.
The
given
graph depicts the average quantities of English commuters traveling by various means of transport such as car, train, and bus on a regular basis during a
30-year
period starting from 1970 to 2030.
On a whole, residents using trains hit the bottom of the graph and then
change
dramatically
while
people
traveling by cars stayed at a high position at
first
and then reached its peak.
In 1970, the number of commuters traveling by train reached the lowest level, at about 2
million
people
only
. Apart from a moderate uptrend between 1980 and 2000, it leveled off in 10 years until the period from 2010 to 2030 registered a radical upsurge to around 4
million
English
people
.
Commuters using buses as their means of transport witnesses the least
change
over 60 years, with a gradual downward trend to 3
million
people
in 2030.
In contrast
, car users had the tendency to
change
dramatically
. The figure
slightly
rose between 1970 and 1980 and increase
substantially
to 7
million
users in 2000. It
by
then remained steady over 10 years,
minimally
climb to 8
million
commuters in 2020, and continued to grow up
rapidly
to 9
million
users in 2030.