The provided line chart illustrates how the average quantity of commuters travelling by distinct transportations in the UK varied and is predicted to commencing from 1970 to 2030.
In general, it is evident that the number of commuters using car and train everyday witnessed an upward trend and are anticipated to increase until 2030, whereas the opposite was true for bus. Notably, car was and is supposed to be the most common opportunity between the UK commuters throughout the period.
Examining the two most common categories initially, securing the top position in 1970, the volume of commuters choosing car in the UK was about just above 5 million, remained stable during the next decade. Notably, this figure witnessed a considerable increase to 7.5 million in 2020, it is projected to climb to nearly 9 million in 2030. Moreover, the number of commuters preferring to use bus had the opposing pattern, with about 4 million initially but later experienced a gradual decrease, and is believed to drop to under 3 million in the end.
Taking the lowest position initially, the quantity of commuters using train increased to 3 million during the period of 30 years, it remained unchanged in the next 10 years. From then, this figure is predicted to increase to about 5 million in 2030.