The line chart illustrates the proportion of car possessions in the United Kingdom, showing changes in possession of 3 cars, 2 cars, 1 car and no car between 1975 and 2005. Overall it highlights the main upward in the more than one car ownership, and the main downward in no car ownership.
Overall, the greatest group of ownership was no car in 1975. In 1975, they started from 45% but it decreased by around 25% in 2005. Meanwhile, in 2005 one car ownership took the greatest place at 45%. For 2 cars possessions increased conspicuously, however it stayed below the 1 car ownership group. On the other hand, 3 or more cars remained as a small group, but it showed rise.
The 1 car possession proportion, 45% surpassed the no car ownership proportion 43%, however this situation reversed in 2005. While 1 car group remained same, no car group dropped by nearly 23%. At the same time, 2 cars group and 3 car groups proportions increased regularly the same. In 1975, 2 cars ownership began from slightly over 5% to slightly 15%, as 3 cars ownerships took the start from below 5% to 10% between 1975 and 2005. According to the chart, the 3 cars ownership had always been the smallest group of all.