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Band 4+: The graph shows increases in traffic in England from 1950 to 2000.

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The image shows traffic growth in the Netherlands from 1950 to 2000, with car traffic increasing from 0% in 1950, to about 40% in 1970, 80% in 1980, 100% in 1990, and reaching roughly 140% by 2000. Train traffic remained relatively stable around 0% in 1950 to slightly below 10% in 2000. Bicycle traffic was steady from 0% in 1950, rising slightly to around 20% by 2000. Other public transport showed minimal changes, starting at 0% in 1950 and increasing to about 15% by 2000.
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The linear graph represents the traffic growth in the Netherlands since 1950 to 2000.

Overall, It is clear to see from the chart car is the main causes of traffic growth which is increasing rapidly and public transport, bicycle, train which has no effects on traffic growth.

According to the Chart, From 1950 to 2000 car was increasing rapidly. In 1950 cars percentage for traffic growth was 0% and in 2000 it had been increasing roughly to 140%. Train was 0% in 1950 but it was increasing slightly just over 20% in 2000.In cases of bicycle in 1950 bicycle was also 0% but it reaches slightly also in 2000. Just below 20% In the term of other public transport those were remain same in the year of 2000.

To sum of,from 1950 to 2000 car has been increasing amazingly and it is the main causes of traffic growth in Netherlands noticable.

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