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The image depicts a line graph detailing car ownership percentages in Great Britain from 1961 to 2001; in 1961, 34% had 1 car, 2% had 2 or more cars, 47% had no car; in 1971, 43% had 1 car, 7% had 2 or more cars, 38% had no car; in 1981, 45% had 1 car, 13% had 2 or more cars, 32% had no car; in 1991, 48% had 1 car, 20% had 2 or more cars, 30% had no car; in 2001, 42% had 1 car, 27% had 2 or more cars, 28% had no car.
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The line chart compares the percentage of households in car ownership in Great Britain from 1961 to 2001.
It is clear that the highest percentage of ownership of no car, while proportion of ownership of two and more cars was lowest over the period shown.
Looking at the line chart in more detail, about 65% of households ownership in no-car in 1961, which decreased to around 28% in 2001. Meanwhile, the percentage of one car ownership around 35% in 1961, then it increased to about 50% in 1981 before declining to approximately 45% in 2001.
For the remaining information, the proportion of two or more cars ownership about 0% in 1961, which rose to around 29% in 2001. This figure was recorded lowest percentage of car ownership.
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