The line graph compares the number of people who are using three means of transport, namely car,bus, and train, to commute, in the UK from 1970 to 2030. Overall, the number of commuters using cars has been keeping and will be continuing the dominance, in the whole period. Train usage is predicted to surpass that of the bus.
In the beginning, car users were around five million. It remained almost unchanged between 1970 and 1980. Over 40 years, this figure increased significantly by about three million users. Until 2030, it will hit the top, making nine million commuters.
Bus users kept decreasing, starting from approximately four million people, while train consumers increased constantly, having around two million users. Between 2010 and 2020, the figures for both types of transport exchanged their place. It is envisioned that train users will be increasing, being around five million, whereas bus commuters will be decreasing slightly toward three million people.
In the beginning, car users were around five million. It remained almost unchanged between 1970 and 1980. Over 40 years, this figure increased significantly by about three million users. Until 2030, it will hit the top, making nine million commuters.
Bus users kept decreasing, starting from approximately four million people, while train consumers increased constantly, having around two million users. Between 2010 and 2020, the figures for both types of transport exchanged their place. It is envisioned that train users will be increasing, being around five million, whereas bus commuters will be decreasing slightly toward three million people.