The line graph illustrates number of family in the United Kingdom with cars during winter and summer from 2000 until 2020.
Overall, both of categories are increasing during those years with a slight fluctuation. As the time passed, in both seasons either summer or winter experience little surge since 2000 to 2020.
According to the graph, in 2000 there are just below 6000 households in the UK who own cars. Along with time, that number decreased to about 500 cars. Furthermore, it reached its low in 2010 with only approximately below 500. Then it started to rise significantly years after and reached its peak after 2020 for above 600 owns of cars.
On the other hand, during summer time in 2000, people rarely owned cars and recorded only above 200 cars. In addition, its number started to increased in 2005 and stand at below 400. Despite the number of owning cars on summer time declined in 2010, it experienced high jump and reached its peak and stand at above 400 owns of cars
