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Band 5+: The graph below shows changes in the percentage of households with cars in one European country between 1971 and 2001.

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The image is a bar graph with three categories (No car, 1 car, 2 or more cars) across four years (1971, 1981, 1991, 2001). For "No car" the percentages are roughly 48 in 1971, 33 in 1981, 23 in 1991, and 23 in 2001. For "1 car," the percentages are approximately 43 in 1971, 45 in 1981, 48 in 1991, and 49 in 2001. For "2 or more cars," the percentages are about 9 in 1971, 22 in 1981, 29 in 1991, and 28 in 2001.
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The vertical bar graph illustrates the information about a western country citizen who hold cars in their house from 1971 to 2001. Unit is measured in the percentage.

Overall, It can be manifested that high percentage of people, who had not a car then one or more than two cars in 1971. However, end of the period car ownership increased significantly during this time in the European country.

To start with, in 1971, approximately 45% of household owned no car, while 32% and 25% of European who had 1 car and more than 2 cars respectively. By 1981, the percentage of households with no car had slightly decrease by 5% to at 40%, while those with 1 car and more than 2 car had gradual increase at almost 45% and 33% approximately.

In addition, after on decade the proportion of western European citizen who had owned only one car and more than two, which was rose at almost 37% and 30% respectively, while those people with no car was declined at 33%. Finally, in 2001, there was a slight decrease in the percentage of people with no car possesion at 27%, whereas more than forty five percentage of people who had minimum one car and above thirty five percentage of human had atleast 2 cars.

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