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Band 6+: The graph below shows changes in the share of vehicle registrations of the three most common types of commercial vehicles in the US between 1970 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a line graph depicting vehicle registration proportions for trucks, taxis, and buses in the US for 1970-2010. In 1970, trucks held 40%, taxis 40%, and buses 20%. By 1980, trucks decreased to 30%, taxis peaked at 45%, and buses rose to 25%. In 1990, trucks further decreased to 25%, taxis dropped to 35%, and buses maintained at 30%. By 2000, trucks were at 30%, taxis at 35%, and buses back to 25%. In 2010, trucks rose to 40%, taxis declined to 30%, and buses fell to 10%.
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The line chart details the percentage of registrations for three types of commercial vehicles: trucks, taxis, and buses in the US during 40 years, starting from 1970.

Overall, there was an upward trend in the percentage of individuals using taxis, while the statistics for the other vehicles witnessed an opposite pattern. In addition, truck registrations, as the most dominant type of commercial vehicle, maintained the highest share throughout the period, with figures in both 1970 and 2010 exceeding all others on record.

Taxi registrations started at around 22% in 1970. The figure peaked at 35% in 1980, surpassing trucks in that year. However, it then dropped sharply to 15% by 2000. Over the next decade, the proportion of taxis rose again, reaching nearly 33% in 2010.

Taxi registrations started at around 22% in 1970. The figure peaked at 35% in 1980, surpassing trucks in that year. However, it then dropped sharply to 15% by 2000. Over the next decade, the proportion of taxis rose again, reaching nearly 33% in 2010.

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