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The image illustrates the average number of UK commuters traveling each day by car, bus, or train from 1970 to 2030 in millions: Car commuters start at approximately 5 million in 1970, gradually rising to around 6 million in 1980, to about 6.5 million throughout 2000 and 2010, peaking at nearly 9 million in 2030; Bus commuters start slightly above 4 million in 1970, rise to about 4.2 million in 1980, decline steadily to around 3.3 million in 2000, and settle under 3 million by 2030; Train commuters begin just above 2 million in 1970, remain steady until 2000, then progressively increase, surpassing bus commuters around 2015, and reaching nearly 5 million by 2030.
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The graph gives information about the number of British people who are commuting by three different kinds of transportations; car, bus, and train between 1970 to 2030.

At the beginning (1970 to 1980), car dominated the UK with nearly six millions users. Meanwhile, bus and train users are followed, where the former had around four million people and the later with almost three millions individuals.

At more detailed look, at the graph reveals that Car has always become the most favorite commuting options for the UK people every year, especially in the transition between 1980 and 2000 where it was rose significantly to around 7 millions users with its peaked in 2030 where there are nine millions of people drive a car. On the other hand, commuters of bus and train were not as many as car. The former experienced downfall every year, where in 2030 there are only 3 millions people use it. The latter, howeve, experienced fluctuation where it beated the number of bus users in 2010 where there was an upward trend which made train users to rose from around three millions in 2010 to nearly five millions in 2030.

Overall, car in the UK always become the most favorite commuting system compared to the train and bus from1970 to 2030.

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