The three pie charts depicts the percentage of four kinds of transportation used in the UK in 1965, 1985, and 2005 .
Overall, throughout the given period the most significant changes occured in the usage of private cars, as they were more needed. Additionally, other 3 types of vehicles had not stable proportion, and experienced playful changes over the years.
In 1965, percentage of private cars was 40%, later it increased to 55%, and in 2005 reached its highest peak of 60%. Respectively, the second transportation which had less but not smallest amount of usage, was public transportation. In 1965, it started as 25% and over 20 years moved into 20%, however by 2005 it moderated slight increase and calculated as 22%.
In compare to initial two options, the least eye-catching changes occured in ratio of recreational vehicles, lorries and other commercial vehicles. By 1965 and 1985, lorries and other commercial vehicles continued as 20%, and later by the end of the given time oscillated to 10%. Recreational vehicles kept the percentage as 15%, in 1985 observed an incline of 10%, and as a final result achieved a small climb of 3% by 2005.