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Band 4+: 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 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 passengers travelling everyday by three different methods between 1970 and 2030

it is clear that the commuters for car and train increased except Bus in the UK and this trend is projected to continue. While the car and train had highest number of passengers,bus is exccepted to decrease by 2030.

in 1970 car was the highest digit for travelling by the UK Travellers at around 5.5 Millions.in the same here the contribution of bus was more than 3 millions while remaining contribution of train was nearly 2.5 million in terms of passengers everyday.

between 1970 and 2013 the number of Bus users will increase or rapidly approximately 9 Millions.on the other hand the sum of workers who travel by bus will show a steady decreased at 3 Millions,the figure for train will show a gradual improvement for passenger

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