This line graph illustrates the number of UK travellers using three different modes of travelling which are car, bus or train from 1970 to 2030.
Overall, it is seen that the most number of commuters in the Uk was those who used cars, and it has increased throughout the period. Also, it is shown that people who used the train were at the bottom by 1970 and rose gradually outgrowing the rate of those using a bus which has been the second and then decreased by 2030.
Looking at the figures of travellers using a car, it is noticed that they were the highest around 5 million, and during the period of 5 decades, there was a significant rise which has reached a maximum of 9 million travelers.
Next, by looking at those who used a bus, they started in 1970 at approximately 4 million, and this dropped to 3 million by 2030. Whereas commuters via train began with a figure of 2 million and rose significantly reaching 5 million by the end of the period.
This line graph illustrates the number of UK
travellers
using three
different
modes of travelling which are car, bus or train from 1970 to 2030.
Overall
, it is
seen
that the most number of commuters in the
Uk
was those who
used
cars, and it has increased throughout the period.
Also
, it
is shown
that
people
who
used
the train were at the bottom by 1970 and rose
gradually
outgrowing the rate of those using a bus which has been the second and then decreased by 2030.
Looking at the figures of
travellers
using a car, it
is noticed
that they were the highest around 5
million
, and during the period of 5 decades, there was a significant rise which has reached a maximum of 9
million
travelers.
Next
, by looking at those who
used
a bus, they
started
in 1970 at approximately 4
million
, and this dropped to 3
million
by 2030. Whereas commuters via train began with a figure of 2
million
and rose
significantly
reaching 5
million
by the
end
of the period.