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The image features a line graph with the vertical axis labeled "% of households" ranging from 0 to 50 in increments of 5, and the horizontal axis showing the years 1975, 1985, 1995, and 2005. The legend identifies four categories: "3 cars", "2 cars", "1 car", and "no car". In 1975, "1 car" is at 45%, "no car" is at 42%, "2 cars" is at approximately 7%, and "3 cars" is at approximately 3%. In 1985, "1 car" is at approximately 37%, "no car" is at approximately 25%, "2 cars" is at approximately 14%, and "3 cars" is at 5%. In 1995, "1 car" is at approximately 41%, "no car" is at approximately 24%, "2 cars" is at 15%, and "3 cars" is at 6%. In 2005, "1 car" is at approximately 44%, "no car" is at approximately 21.5%, "2 cars" is at 18%, and "3 cars" is at 9%.
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Owerall, it’s clearly that ownership single car was the highest. In contras ownership 2 and 3 cars demonstrate lower result. Another notecebly feature is that people without cars was approximatly simular with singal car but also declined.
Looking firs at single car and no car, stood approximatly 45 % in 1975 year. Single car owner then declined to 32 % in 1985 year. After that, it rose gradualy reaching 40 % by 1995 year.
Similarly, no car had simular patern but it’s graduly decreased 25 % in 1985 year. In 1995 no car keep unchanged but after agine reduse 17- 16 %.
Turning to owner 2 and 3 cars. 2 cars ownership began at appraximatly 3 -5 %, which was higher in 1985 15 %. Between 1985 and 1995 it’s keep stayble. It than increased gradualy to 20 % in 2005. However 3 cars owner showen a simular trend. its figure rose from 3 % to 5 %, before raising at around 10 %in 2005.
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