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The line graph compares figures for passengers who travelled per day by three different forms of transport in the UK over a period of 33 years.

The line graph compares figures for passengers who travelled per day by three different forms of transport in the UK over a period of 33 years. 0lyB9
The line graph compares figures for passengers who travelled per day by three different forms of transport in the UK over a period of 33 years. It is noticeable that the figures for people travelling by car and train increase significantly from 1970 to 2030, but the opposite was true for bus. The most substantial growth was seen in a number of people travelling by car. In 1990, there were around 5 million the UK commuters travelling by car, while the bus and train took for 4 and 2 million the UK commuters, respectively. In 2000, a considerable increase to 7 million in the number of car users and the figures for train users climb slightly to 3 million. By contrast, there were a moderate drop to 1. 9 million bus users. In 2030, It is predicted that the number of people travelling by car will reach a peak at 9 million, and the number of train users is also predicted to grow around 5 million; however, it is forecast that the figures for bus users will decline to 3 million.
The line graph compares
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forms of transport in the UK over a period of 33 years.

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for
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travelling
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and
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increase
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from 1970 to 2030,
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the opposite was true for bus. The most substantial growth was
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travelling
by car.

In 1990, there were around 5
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the UK commuters
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, while the bus and
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took for 4 and 2
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the UK commuters,
respectively
. In 2000, a considerable increase to 7
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in the
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car
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and the
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climb
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. By contrast, there were a moderate drop to 1. 9
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bus users.

In 2030, It
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will reach a peak at 9
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, and the
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IELTS academic The line graph compares figures for passengers who travelled per day by three different forms of transport in the UK over a period of 33 years.

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