The chart illustrates how many cars per 1000 people were in 5 countries from Latvia to Iceland in three different years. Also, chart shows the average number of all states.
Overall, Iceland topped the list in the each year; conversely, Latvia remained at the bottom. What is also noticeable is that there were almost no change in the number of cars per 1000 individuals in the UK, while Netherlands showed steady fall.
The greatest value during the time frame was Iceland’s figure; nevertheless, from 2005 to 2009, its value decreased by approximately 40 cars. Following this, Iceland witnessed a sharp rise; its number climbed by about 100 cars, which allowed it to put a record of almost 900 cars per 1000 people in 2015. Completely different pattern can be recognized in Latvia. Starting from 300 cars, its number peaked at 400 in 2009 and returned to the initial position by 2015. Moreover, Latvia’s figure lagged notably behind in every year.
The only value that experienced a period of stability during the whole period was the UK’s one; it was 700, which allowed it to take the second position in the list. In contrast, Netherland saw a downward trend. During the first 4 years its vallue decreased by 50. At the end, its figure fell from 600 to slightly more than 650 cars per 1000 people.