The line graph illustrates the number of travellers in regard to usage of various means of transport over a period of 60 years in the UK. It is clear that, the share of people who travel by bus is likely to decline over the given period, while that for train and car users is expected to increase.
According to the line graph, in 1970, about 5 million of the UK commuters travelled by car daily, while the figures for the bus and train were considerably lower at around 4 and 2 million people respectively. Between 1970 and 2000, the number of those who preferred car as the type of transportation rose, albeit at different levels, to 7 million people. Since then the figure has remained fairly unchanged for 10 years, and is anticipated to increase to about 9 million people at the end of the period given. When it comes to train lovers, the pattern is almost the same, although the corresponding figure is lower twofold.
The line graph illustrates the number of
travellers
in regard to usage of various means of transport over a period of 60 years in the UK. It is
clear
that, the share of
people
who travel by bus is likely to decline over the
given
period, while that for train and car users is
expected
to increase.
According to the line graph, in 1970, about 5
million
of the UK commuters travelled by car daily, while the figures for the bus and train were
considerably
lower at around 4 and 2
million
people
respectively
. Between 1970 and 2000, the number of those who preferred car as the type of transportation rose, albeit at
different
levels, to 7
million
people
. Since then the figure has remained
fairly
unchanged for 10 years, and
is anticipated
to increase to about 9
million
people
at the
end
of the period
given
. When it
comes
to train lovers, the pattern is almost the same, although the corresponding figure is lower twofold.