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The image shows two graphs: the first graph depicts the number of licensed cars in Britain from 1982 to 2006, starting at approximately 16.5 million in 1982, 18 million in 1986, crossing 20 million in 1990, reaching about 24 million in 1994, 25.5 million in 1998, 27.5 million in 2002, and peaking at over 29 million in 2006; the second graph illustrates household access to cars from 1985 to 2005 in Britain, where households with no car started at over 40% in 1985, decreased under 25% by 2005, those with one car began at around 30% in 1985, and rose slightly to 45% in 2005, while households with two or more cars were under 10% in 1985, gradually increasing to exceed 20% by 2005.
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The graphs illustrate the number of licenced cars between 1982 and 2006, and also household access to cars from 1985 to 2005 in Britain.
Overall, number of licenced cars start with middle and increased gradually, while household access to cars demonstrates a few types such as no car, one car and two or more cars. Household access to cars have as rise as fall and mationlessness.
In the first graph , in 1982 began approximately with 15 million. Then, it was starting increased by 1990 and after around 1992 year, it reached about 27 billion. Which means at the highest point during the period.
In the second graph, in 1985 at the lowest point started two or more cars around 15%. Therefore, one car began with 40%, however it slightly decreased and achieved at the lowest point approximately 26%. In addition, even no car was dominant around 43%, but still stayed at the same point.
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