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The image contains three pie charts representing three different years: 1965, 1985, and 2005. The 1965 chart shows "Recreational vehicles" at 8.1%, "Public transport" at 23.1%, "Private cars" at 44.7%, and "Lorries and other H.G.V." at 24.1%. The 1985 chart shows "Recreational vehicles" at 2.9%, "Public transport" at 14.8%, "Private cars" at 55.3%, and "Lorries and other H.G.V." at 27.0%. The 2005 chart shows "Recreational vehicles" at 1.1%, "Public transport" at 22.7%, "Private cars" at 60.8%, and "Lorries and other H.G.V." at 15.4%.
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The percentage of four kinds of vehicles used in the UK in 1965, 1985, and 2005 is illustrated in the given pie charts.
Generally, the usage of private cars increased during the given time, and it had the most users compared to other kinds of transportation, while recreational vehicles had the least users during that time.
While in 1965, two-fifths of the UK inhabitants used private cars for transportation, after a significant rise, this ratio reached 60% in 2005.
Nevertheless, in 1965, one-fourth of people commuted by public transportation, but it slightly decreased to 22% in the last-mentioned year. Likewise, in the given period, the ratio of commuters by recreational vehicles witnessed a moderate decline, from 15% to 8%. Similarly, the proportion of users of lorries and other kinds of cars went down by 10%, reaching 10% in 2005.
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