The line graph illustrates data about changes in the figure for cars per family in Great Britain between 1971 and 2007. Overall, ownership car numbers fluctuations mildly between 1971 and 2007. The most dramatic increase was seen in British household, two cars and three and more cars. However, without car families witness a dramatic fall during this period. In 1971, around 47% of without car family. This number decrease gradually to 40% by in 1983 and continued to decrease but more stepply to approximately 25% in 2007. While the one car family started with around 35% in the first year after which the figure fluctuated slightly and dropped to a low of 32% in 2007 On the other hand, two cars family, it began at around 8% and after peak at about 25% in 2007 before a leveling out in 1979. Likewise, approximately 1% of three or more cars registered a steep climb year by year after which the figure climbed to a high of 6% in 2007
The line graph illustrates data about changes in the figure for cars per family in Great Britain between 1971 and 2007. Overall, ownership car numbers fluctuations mildly between 1971 and 2007. The most dramatic increase was seen in British household, two cars and three and more cars. However, without car families witness a dramatic fall during this period. In 1971, around 47% of without car family. This number decrease gradually to 40% by in 1983 and continued to decrease but more stepply to approximately 25% in 2007. While the one car family started with around 35% in the first year after which the figure fluctuated slightly and dropped to a low of 32% in 2007 On the other hand, two cars family, it began at around 8% and after peak at about 25% in 2007 before a leveling out in 1979. Likewise, approximately 1% of three or more cars registered a steep climb year by year after which the figure climbed to a high of 6% in 2007 Dl6kE
The line graph illustrates data about changes in the figure for cars per family in Great Britain between 1971 and 2007.
Overall, ownership car numbers fluctuations mildly between 1971 and 2007. The most dramatic increase was seen in British household, two cars and three and more cars. However, without car families witness a dramatic fall during this period.
In 1971, around 47% of without car family. This number decrease gradually to 40% by in 1983 and continued to decrease but more stepply to approximately 25% in 2007. While the one car family started with around 35% in the first year after which the figure fluctuated slightly and dropped to a low of 32% in 2007
On the other hand, two cars family, it began at around 8% and after peak at about 25% in 2007 before a leveling out in 1979. Likewise, approximately 1% of three or more cars registered a steep climb year by year after which the figure climbed to a high of 6% in 2007
The line graph illustrates data about
changes
in the figure for
cars
per
family
in Great Britain between 1971 and 2007.
Overall
, ownership
car
numbers fluctuations
mildly
between 1971 and 2007. The most dramatic increase was
seen
in British household, two
cars
and three and more
cars
.
However
, without
car
families
witness a dramatic fall during this period.
In 1971, around 47% of without
car
family
. This number decrease
gradually
to 40% by in 1983 and continued to decrease
but
more
stepply
to approximately 25% in 2007. While the one
car
family
started
with around 35% in the
first
year after which the figure fluctuated
slightly
and dropped to a low of 32% in 2007
On the other hand
, two
cars
family
, it began at around 8% and after peak at about 25% in 2007
before
a leveling out in 1979.
Likewise
, approximately 1% of three or more
cars
registered a steep climb year by year after which the figure climbed to a high of 6% in 2007