The line graph illustrates the number of people using a metro station in Paris throughout a specific day of the year.
In the morning, the number of passengers rises sharply, reaching a peak of 400 at 8 AM. Following this peak, there is a steady decline to 300 passengers at 9 AM, and then it drops to fewer than 200 by 10 AM. Between 10 AM and 11 AM, there is a slight increase in the number of passengers.
From noon until 2 PM, the number stabilizes just below 300. In the afternoon, however, there is a notable decrease, with the count dropping to just 80 passengers by 4 PM. The evening hours bring a significant surge in ridership, with numbers jumping from 200 at 5 PM to nearly 400 by 6 PM. After 6 PM, there is a slight tapering off, but by 8 PM the numbers fall rapidly to 120.
After a brief rise at 9 PM, the passenger count again declines, stabilizing at around 120 by 10 PM.
Overall, the time series indicates that the highest number of passengers at the station occurs early in the morning and again during the early evening.