The provided line graph depicts the middle point of people who commute for daily with the three trends of transportation in the UK from 1970 till 2030.
Overall, it is clear that throughout all periods the car stands as a top transportation equipment type used by people. On the other hand, traveling by bus represents a steady decrease till the end.
By 1970, close to 5 million people had used their own vehicles to travel between 2 places and had been chosen as a priority transport by individuals. Commuting by train was preferred by approximately 2 million people for the same years and with the car trend they performed an increase and had risen to 3 and about 7 million people respectively during 3 decades.
The number of people who chose to travel by personal car and train remained stable from 2000 to 2010. By 2030, a dramatic rise is expected to happen for both train and car users. People traveling by car will rocket to its peak and will be around 9 million, and the figure for those people who take trains is also predicted to be approximately 5 million. However, the trend of using buses seems to be less widely used and according to expectations, it will drop to under 3 million.