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Band 4+: the table below gives information on households with a regular use of a car in Great Britain from 1971 to 2007. write a report for a University lecture describe in the information shown below. main comparison where relevant.

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The image presents data on households in Great Britain from 1971-2007 depicting car usage: households with one car ranged from approx. 44% in 1971 peaking at approx. 50% in 1989 then stabilizing at around 44% in 2007; households without a car decreased from approx. 48% in 1971 to approx. 24% in 2007; households with two cars increased from about 8% in 1971 to about 28% in 2007; households with three or more cars increased minimally from 0% in 1971 to around 6% in 2007.
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the given paragraph shows inforamation on households with a regular use of a car in great britain from 1971 to 2007

overall, it can be seen that the precentage of household use a car in great britain, which use three or more cars and using two cars were experience a significant increased. when, the precentage of household use one car was stable star from the the begening until the last of period. the houses use no car was significant decreased.

the presentage of house hold use three or more cars was rosed sightly star in 1971 to 2007 just above 10 people. furtheremore, the household use two cars was significant increased star from in the begening of the periond aroud 8 people and peak to using a car in 2007 approximetly 27.

on the other hand, the houses use one car was stable. the precentage around 30 people star from 1971 to 2007. when, the householed use no car was decreased star from 50 people in 1971 to 2007 around 23 people.

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