the given chart above illustrates the number of households in the UK owning cars in completely different seasons-in winter and summer over a large period of time has been lasting since 2000 to 2020.
overall, it can be clearly seen and its obviously noticeable that in winter the number of households owning car is exceedingly increased over the period of time, while on the other hand the figure of families possessing a car is also increasing but at half the speed compared to the winter line.
in 2000, the number of hearths possessing a car in winter stood at about 550. this figure rose over the next 20 years with sudden flactuations, reaching its peak in 2020 at the amount of abot 700 household having a car. at the same period of time the quantity of families owning a car in summer started at the figure of 250 and with flactuations it ended up at its peak point of 400 families.
in both summer and winter the number of families with cars increased, but at different levels of development. from 2000 to 2020, the quantity of households with cars in winter exceeded the figure of families with cars in summer by 1.5 times. by this we can clearly see that the demand of cars rises over period o time in both summer and winter, but at the same time their requirement in winter is exceedingly more compared to their need in summer.