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Band 5+: The charts below show the number of registered road vehicles in use in a European country in 1996 and 2006. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant

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The image contains a bar chart showcasing the number of registered vehicles in millions in a European country for the years 1996 and 2006, comparing Other Types, Lorries, Bus, Motocyles, and Private Cars. In 1996, Other Types had 1.2 million, Lorries had 1.9 million, Bus had 0.5 million, Motocyles had 0.4 million, and Private Cars had 19 million registered vehicles. In 2006, Other Types increased to 0.1 million, Lorries to 0.1 million, Bus to 0.6 million, Motocyles to 1.0 million, and Private Cars significantly increased to 24 million registered vehicles.
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The given bar chart illustrate the road transport ( private cars. Bus, lorries, taxi, motorcycle and other) registeration to be used in a country of Europe in the years 1996 and 2006.

Overall it is clear that private cars has increased in use, followed by Other Types of transport. A decline in use of Lorries and Motorcycle has been found. Notably, no change has been seen in the use of bus.

A rise in use of car can be seen in year 2006 from 19 million to 24 million. Similarly, Other Types of vehicle use also increased from 1.2 millions to 1.5 million.

On the other hand a decline can be seen in registeration of Motorcycle 40% and lorries 20% in the year 2006. And motorcycle decline from 1 million to 0.6 millions in the year 2006.

Noteably, no change has been observed in use of Buses.

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