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Band 5+: The graph below shows the average number of UK commuters travelling each day by car, bus or train between 1970 and 2030

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The line graph gives information about the stastistics of vehicles which the UK have commuted daily by 3 different vehicles (bus, car and train) over 60 years.

Overall, it can be seen that the demand in utilize car and train of UK commuter every day have grown while the consuming the bus have tend to go down.

Looking at the data, in the initial year, the number of people decided to choose the car was over 5 millions and the train was 2 millions. During the next year, the car have increased to each year and it will become the highest vehicles in UK is utilized in 2030, at 9 millions. Meanwhile, there was significant growth in the train consumed to each year, in 2010, it took over the bus with over 3 millions. In 2030, it will reach at peach at nearly 7 millions.

In contrast, the commuter travelling by bus declined over the shown period. In 1970, 4 millions was the statistic of bus but it started decrease gradually in next year. In 2010, it fall under the train and became the least transports in 3 vehicles. The utilizing the bus will hit a low at below 3 millions in 2030.

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