The rendered bar graph illustrates the information about the results of a survey conducted for the britsh car drivers who have been recorded driving at high speed by speed cameras, and the count of individuals killed in road accidents, in between the eight-year period after the introduction of speed cameras and the report of people’s opinion about these cameras. The data is calibrated into numbers and percentile.
After taking the statistical data into account, it may be inferred that from first year the ratio of fines for over-speeding remained between 200,000 to 600,000 which is then dramatically increased to 1,600,000 in the eight year. Interestingly, the number of road accident fatalities remained fluctuating between 3,100 to 3,500 in given eight years.
Turning toward the test of the details, it can be clearly seen that majority of people declined that speed cameras resulted in reducing number of accidents on roads while, only 32% people agreed. Moreover, 71% individuals opinion about the main reason for installation of speed cameras was to raise revenue. Lastly, 56% individuals voted that there were more than enough speed cameras on roads