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The image features two parts: The first part is a text prompt discussing summarizing student numbers from the US, UK, and Australia who studied abroad between 2002 and 2007. The second part is a line graph displaying UK commuter data by car, bus, or train from 1970 to 2030. For the car category: 1970 (5 million), 1980 (6 million), 1990 (7 million), 2000 (just under 7 million), 2010 (approximately 7.2 million), 2020 (approximately 8.7 million), 2030 (around 9 million). For the bus category: 1970 (4 million), 1980 (4 million), 1990 (3.9 million), 2000 (3.8 million), 2010 (3.6 million), 2020 (3.3 million), 2030 (3 million). For the train category: 1970 (2 million), 1980 (2.5 million), 1990 (3 million), 2000 (3 million), 2010 (3.2 million), 2020 (4.2 million), 2030 (approximately 5 million).
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The diagram depicts the number of UK commuters travelling each day by car, bus or train between 1970 and 2030.
Overall, it can be seen that the number of commuters using car and train rose consistently. However, the bus user shows reverse trend showing the decrease in usage.
The train and car user increased over the course of time, showing the surge from 2million in 1970 to reaching up to 5 million prefering train by 2030. In addition, the number of people using car also shows a steep rise from 5 million user in 1970 to reaching up to 9 million by 2030. Furthermore, it can be drawn that between the train and car, the people prefer using car as a mode of travel because the car user is 1 million than that of train.
On the other hand, the bus user reduced signifcantly with over 4 million user in 1990 to 3 million user by 2030. Furthermore, this shows a decline of 1 million. Therefore, it can be concluded that people prefer using car followed by train and bus.
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