The linegraph highlights data about car ownership in a particular nation in Europe over a thiry-year period starting from 1975.
Overall, the number of people who owned 3 cars and no car had witnessed an upward trend, while the figure for people who had 2 cars decreased over this surveyed period. Another noticeable feature is that although the number of individuals owning 1 car stayed consistently from 1975 to 2005, the figure was always higher than the others.
In 1975, the quantity of two-car users was much higher than the three-car users, with nearly 42 people and around 8 people,respectively,. The figure for people having two cars started at just above 40 people in 1975 before experiencing a significant decrease to roughly 25 users and continuously declining by around 4 people in 2005. On the other hand, owning 1 car was the most popular choice with the figure always above 35 people. The number of users using 1 car in 1975 was the highest with around 46 people, after which it started to decreased to just below 40 in 1985 before coming back to the same level as in 1975.
With respect to the number of drivers having no car and 3 cars, the figures were responsible for around 3 people and 8 people, respectively at the beginning of the timeframe. Then, both of them witnessed gradual climb to just above 20 people and 10 people, in the given orders, in 2005. Additionally, the ranks for car ownership in the UK were stable over this thirty-year period.