The bar chart shows changes in the proportion of households with cars in one European country from 1971 to 2001.
Overall, there was a significant increase in their figure, except for the household that owned no car. Notably, the figure for a car remained the highest in the last decade, while the figure for two or more cars always achieved the lowest.
From 1971 to 1991, the figures decreased considerably, except for one car. No car recorded the highest at 43%, before dropping dramatically to 27% in 1991. The figures for one car and two or more cars climbed gradually to 43% which was the highest, and 23%, respectively. One car was 16% higher than that of no car, and twice as high as that of two or more cars.
In the last decade, one car remained the highest at 37% in 2001. In contrast, no car rose slightly to 25%, which had the same percentage as two or more cars and ranked the lowest. One car was 12% higher than the others.