The line graph illustrates the number of vehicles possessing in the UK between 1975 and 2005.
Overall, despite fluctuations, all trends one car, 2 car, and 3 cars rose, with the excluding no car, which experienced a sharp decline. Notably, owners of one car showed a significant increase and remained dominant while ownership of 3 cars was the least in extent of increase.
In 1975, the amount of one car owners accounted for 45 and then decreased to just below 40 in 1985. This trend grew gradually over time, reaching stabilized number of 45 again in 2005 albeit kept dominance among other car possessors. In contrast, people without car began at under 45 in 1975 which then underwent the notable dropping during a decade, reaching 25 in 1985. This figure then declined constantly till the end of the given period, finishing with just over 20 in 2005.
The ownership of multiple cars showed the same trajectory during 30 years albeit they were in different levels. 2 car owners surged stably until under 20 during the decades with a sharp jump in the first decade from over 5 to almost 15. While possessing 3 cars were at the lowest level with approximately 3 where it improved continuously only to nearly 10 during 3 decades.
