The chart describes the ratio of possessive automobiles in a particular country In Europe from 1971 to 2001. Overall, car ownership climbed during the given period. Additionally, towards the end, the proportion of two cars or no car was just a fraction
In 1971, 50% of no car was the lion’s share while the figures for only car and a couple of cars were much lower, standing at approximately 15% or over, especially the share of double cars was 15%, which was half of one car. From 1981 to 1991, a 20% increase can be witnessed in the rate of car ownership while the proportion of no car and two cars registered a marked decline, ranging from just above 40% to nearly 20%.
As can be seen at the end of the research. The most significant change was observed in the percentage of double cars, which witnessed a minimal rise from roughly 20% in 1991 to about 30% in 2001, while stability was observed in the rate of no car and the figure for those with one car experienced a drop of about 5%.