Band 6+: The first graph shows the number of train passengers from 2000 to 2009, the second compares the percentage of trains running in time and target in the period.

The produced line graphs depict the count for train travellers, as well as the proportion of trains running in timw with target.

Overall, it can be explicitly seen that number of passengers moved up and down with the given period, whereas the trains arrived on standard live target in three years.

Delving deeper into the given data, it is crystal clear that the number of passengers in 2000 was just under 40 million, before rising to around 43 million. While the count dropped in 2003 to 39 million, it rocketed to its peak point in 2005, with 49 million train passengers. Moreover, after a sharp decline in 2008, the number climbed to 52 million in 2009.

Looking at further details, when it comes to train running one time, the standard target was 95, however in 2000, the percentage was given 92%. The proportion reached to the target in 2002, before rising to 96%. The count plummeted again to 91% in 2006, however leapt to 975 in 2008 and remained constant until 2009.