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The image contains a line graph depicting UK commuters' average travel count per day by car, bus, or train from 1970 to 2030, with x-axis as years in intervals of 10 years, and y-axis as commuter numbers in millions from 0 to 9. The car line begins around 5m in 1970, increasing steadily to peak near 9m in 2030. The bus line starts approximately 4.5m in 1970, reaches ~6m in 1990, then flattens around 5.5m from 2000 onwards. The train line begins near 3.5m in 1970, ascends gradually to ~5m in 2030.
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The line chart compares the number of people who travelled in the uk from 1970 to 2030
It is clear that the highest number of people who travelled a everyday transport by car in Uk.By contrast, the rate of people who on bus was lowest
in terms of people who travelled used by car around 5million Uk commuters while the train were used by 2million people respectively.meanwhile a period of stability was noticed in the uk people travelled rate, with 3million from 2000 to 2010
For the remaining years, the number of people travelled in the uk decreassed from 4million to 3million, a fall of 1million travelling during the years of 1970 and 2030. However, there was an increase of almost 2.5million travelled in the train from uk
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