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The image contains a line graph illustrating the number of passenger railway journeys, in millions, in Great Britain from 1950 to 2004/05 across three systems. The National rail network started at approximately 1,025 million journeys in 1950, peaked around 1,150 million circa 1958, reached a low of about 625 million around 1982, and ended at approximately 1,100 million in 2004/05. London Underground journeys began at about 725 million in 1950, fell to a minimum of approximately 475 million around 1982, stood at 800 million in 1990/91, and finished at about 975 million in 2004/05. Light rail & metro systems data began around 1965 with roughly 30 million journeys, had a low point of approximately 10 million around 1980, reached 75 million in 1990/91, and ended at about 175 million in 2004/05.
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The above graph show the information about the journey of railway passenger in Great Britian between 1950 to 2004/5
overall it is clear that the rate of national rail network and London underground increase rapaidly over the passage of time as compared to light rail and metro system
In 1950 the rate of passengers in national rail network was at the peak that is above 1000 and below 1250 millions but the speedy down occur here in in the year 1980 which is round about 500 million on the other hand the level of passengers in the london ground were almost constant in the time 1950 which was slightly lower than 750 million but accedentally raise up in the year 2004 which was 1000 millions
in 1970 the journey of passengers were almost stable upto 1980 and after that its capiability raise slowely and in the year 2004 it was its true peak that is below than 250
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