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The image displays a bar chart illustrating car ownership distribution over four decades: 1971, 1981, 1991, and 2001. In 1971, 48% of people had no car, 32% owned 1 car, and 20% possessed 2 or more cars. By 1981, those with no car decreased to 45%, while 1-car owners dropped to 30% and those with 2 or more cars increased to 25%. In 1991, the percentage of non-car owners fell to 31%, 1-car owners rose to 48%, and 2 or more car owners remained at 21%. In 2001, non-car owners were at 28%, 1-car owners were again 48%, whereas the percentage of those with 2 or more cars climbed to 28%.
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The bar chart compares the percentage of car owners and people without cars from 1971 to 2001.
Over the 30-year period, the percentage of people without a car declined significantly. In 1971 it amounted to 48 per cent, when in 2001 it accounted for 28 %.
One-car and multiple-car owners rose between 1971 and 2001. The percentage of people with one car had one of the largest increases . In 1991 it accounted for 48 per cent, which is the highest result. Those with two or more cars remain quite stable, but still show an increase. In 1971 the percentage was responsible for 20%, then in the 10-year period it increased only for 5 percent and in 20 years it rose for 28%.
Overall, the proportion of people without a car declined significantly. In contrast, the proportions of one-car and multiple-car owners showed an overall increase.
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