The line graph presents the data on vehicles theft cases in Great Britain, Sweden, France, and Canada from 1990 to 1999. Overall, it can be seen that the number of stolen cars are far higher in the UK than other countries. And the Sweden showed increased trend of vehicles theft over the given period.
According to the diagram, about 17 per thousand vehicles were stolen in Britain in 1990. Although, the numbers were fluctuated over the next years to finish at just under the starting number, it still remained higher than all three countries in all period.
France and Canada nearly has the same trend by approximately 6 and 7 vehicle thefts in 1990, and then the number slightly decreased over the next three years to level down at 5 vehicles per 1000 in 1999. By contract, Sweden was the only country that showed the increased trend of cars stolen. Started about 6 cars stolen in 1990, the rate increased significantly to finish at nearly 15 vehicles stolen per 1000 in 1999.
The line graph presents the data on
vehicles
theft cases in Great Britain, Sweden, France, and Canada from 1990 to 1999.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that the
number
of
stolen
cars are far higher in the UK than other countries. And the Sweden
showed
increased trend of
vehicles
theft over the
given
period.
According to the diagram, about 17 per thousand
vehicles
were
stolen
in Britain in 1990. Although, the
numbers
were fluctuated
over the
next
years to finish at
just
under the starting
number
, it
still
remained higher than all three countries in all period.
France and Canada
nearly
has the same trend by approximately 6 and 7
vehicle
thefts in 1990, and then the
number
slightly
decreased over the
next
three years to level down at 5
vehicles
per 1000 in 1999. By contract, Sweden was the
only
country that
showed
the increased trend of cars
stolen
.
Started
about 6 cars
stolen
in 1990, the rate increased
significantly
to finish at
nearly
15
vehicles
stolen
per 1000 in 1999.