The former table illustrates informations on houseeholds with a regular use of a car in Great Britain between 1971 to 2007.
Overall, in 1971, the figure shows that the highest rate of car use belongs to no car households, followed by one car owners. while three or more cars owenrs had the lowest percentage additionally to two cars owner right after it. The propertions had a major change by 2007, the highest percentage belonged to one car households followed by two cars owners, while no car owners percentage recorded a downward pattern during the years to be the in third place, right before three or more cars owners, which remained approximatly the same.
On the one hand, three or more cars households kept a rate of 2 percent, from 1971 to 1978, and continued to grow slowly to reach 7% by 2007.Households with two cars reported a stable rate of 10% in the first years, followed by a notable growth to 27%.
On the other hand, households with one car only manged to keep a stable rate, roughly 45% through the years.
By contrast, households with no cars recorded a sharpe downfall from 1971 to 2007, going down from 48% to 25%, respectively.