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Band 4+: The graphs below show the number of drivers in Britain who have been caught driving too fast by speed cameras placed on roads, and the numbe of people killed in road accidents, over an eight-year period since the introduction of speed cameras. The tables show the results of a survey on people's opinion on speed cameras. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information below

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The image includes two line graphs and three tables. First graph: Year 1, 200,000; Year 2, 300,000; Year 3, 400,000; Year 4, 500,000; Year 5, 600,000; Year 6, 1,000,000; Year 7, 1,300,000; Year 8, 1,550,000; Year 9, 1,750,000. Second graph: Year 1, 3,500; Year 2, 3,400; Year 3, 3,500; Year 4, 3,350; Year 5, 3,600; Year 6, 3,200; Year 7, 3,100; Year 8, 3,150; Year 9, 3,000. First table response: Yes 32%, No 60%, Don't Know 8%. Second table response: Improve Road Safety 21%, Raise Revenue 71%, Don't Know 3%. Third table response: Too Many 58%, Too Few 17%, About Right 17%, Don't Know 8%.
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The graph illustrates the amount of drivers of spending offenses detected by cameras in Britian and the average of people who was killed by road accident, over an eight-year period. Additionally, given table presents the results about survey.

Overall, the munber of people, who caught provide significantly grow, while the total number of deaths remain stable with some fluctuations. Regarding table people’s opinion were mostly negative and the number of cameras too many.

At the beginning of the period, the line graph which presented the number of caught people were 200,000 then dramatically rise to approximately at 700,000 in the seventh year. Whereas, in the last two years sharply climbed at 160,000 and reached a peak. The second line graph had some fluctuations. In second year, there were approximately 3200 people, following this by forth year reached a peak showing 3500. Then, drammatically dropped to 3000 people and fluctuated.

In contrast, according the table people’s opinion about speed cameras were negative showing at 62%, however 32% of people were positive, and only 8% responded do not know. The survey about main reason of cameras most of people answered to raise revenue and for improving road safety, 71% and 26%, respectively. Finally, the average number of speed cameras many people thought too many at 56% and too few at 19%. Additionally, proportion of people who promoted were 17% and only 8% choosed do not know.

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