The given table chart depicts the number of vehicles were owned by per 1000 of settlers of eight countries in a given decade. At a first glance, it is clearly noticed that there is an upward trend were experienced in all given nation except Bahamas, whose numbers of cars were declined. In contrast, Cambodia remains unchanged in the whole period.
The total number of resident’s cars in Brazil and Romania, from below 100 in 1990, which rose dramatically to a peak of 13580 and 8102 per 1000 inhabitants respectively, by 2000. Similarly, Luxemburg and New Zealand from below 550 rising to 728 and 557 respectively, in the given decade. There is a slight growth were also seen in Jordan and Chile.
On the other hand, dwellers live on Bahamas island which is the only area, where transportation vehicles were declining from 235 to 187 while Cambodian peoples showing no interest in automobiles and remains constant throughout an entire decade.
Overall, Brazilians installers showing much interest in transportation and remains highest among all other countries, while Cambodians remains lowest.