The line graph gives information about the proportion car ownership in a European nation between 1975 and 2005. Overall, one car ownership dominated throughout the period while the reverse was true for three cars. It is also clear that no car category showed a decreased figure whereas two cars and three cars had increased shares.
Focusing on the higher figures first, in 1975, 1 car ownership stood at the top at 45%, which dropped considerably to around 37% in the year 1985. It is interesting to note that this figure then rose significantly and reached its initial 45% in 2005.
Regarding the no car section, in the first given year, about 43% of people had no car. Conversely, by 1985, this proportion declined dramatically to 25%. With the continuous decrease this share reached its low point at 20%.
Looking at the remaining two figures, they recorded similar growing patterns, in 1975, around 6% individuals had 2 cars, which was slightly higher than that of 3 cars ownership at about 4%. Notably, by 1985, these shares started increasing. Finally, at the end of the given period, both figures 2 cars and 3 cars ownership reached their peak at about 19% and 10% respectively.