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Band 4+: The line graphs compare council investment in public transport and the number of journeys made annually in 4 cities from 2000 with prediction to 2040.

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The image contains two graphs titled "Analyse/Plan." The first graph, labeled "Council investment in public transport," has data points for three years—2018, 2019, and 2020—for four areas: Portland, Gotham, Metropolis, and Star City. Portland's investment is 30 in 2018, 50 in 2019, and 70 in 2020. Gotham shows investment of 45 in 2018, 40 in 2019, and 60 in 2020. Metropolis has investments of 50 in 2018, 55 in 2019, and 55 in 2020. Star City investments are 60 in 2018, 50 in 2019, and 75 in 2020. The second graph, "Journey made on public transport," has corresponding points for the same years and cities, measuring journey numbers: Portland with 10 in 2018, 30 in 2019, and 60 in 2020; Gotham with 15 in 2018, 25 in 2019, and 40 in 2020; Metropolis with 20 in 2018, 30 in 2019, and 40 in 2020; and Star City with 25 in 2018, 35 in 2019, and 50 in 2020. A note indicates that higher investment results in more public transport use.
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The line graphs display the council investment in public transport and journeys made from 2000 to 2040. Overall in the graph Hamilton and Geelong has the highest investment in public transport and whereas, Seddon having the opposite. The same display the amount of journeys taken in Hamilton, Geelong and Cartlon is predicted to have the least amount.

In the first Line graph it displays the council’s investment in public transport department of four cities in Australia for four decades beginning from 2000. Carlton council had a initial investment of around 4 million dollars and at the peak had around 27 millions dollars, it is predicted to have a drop to 12 million dollars before climbing slightly again till 2040. Hamilton had a initial investment of 33 million and continues to have a steady increase right until 2040. In Contrast Seddon had a initial investment of 30 million and has a rapid decline without having a increase right until 2040. Geelong had a initial investment of 12 million and having a steady rise until 2020 and then predicted to have a slight decline before have a rise around 2030 and reaching around the investment of Hamilton by 2040.

The second line graph illustrates the journey made on public transport in four cities in Australia between the time period of 2000 to 2040. Geelong is predicted to have a steady increase right until 2040. Seddon journeys remained constant right until 2010 before having a steep decline until 2020 and is predicted to remain constant until 2030 before having a slight increase. Carlton had a slight increase until 2010 before have a continuous decline and is predicted to continue until 2040. Hamilton has had a steady increase until is predicted to have a steep drown from 2020 until 2030 and then is predicted to have a steep increase until 2040.

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The line graphs compare council investment in public transport and the number of journeys made annually in 4 cities from 2000 with prediction to 2040.

The line graphs compare council spending on public transport and the number of journeys made annually on public transport in four Australian cities (Hamilton, Geelong, Carlton, and Seddon) between 2000 and 2040, with some projections included. Overall, Hamilton and Geelong see consistent increases in both investment and public transport usage over the 40-year period. Carlton’s […]

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