The graph below shows the average number of UK commuters travelling each day by car bus or train between 1970 and 2030

The line graph gives information about the number of people in Britain who travelled by three types of transport namely car, train and bus on a daily basis to work over a period of 60 years beginning in 1940

It is very clear to see that the number of people who travelled by both car and train tends to increase, as opposed to bus which experienced a decrease. While the number of uk commuters travelling each day by car was highest, the number of uk commuters travelling by train was lowest which was replaced by bus after 15 years

In 1940, the number of people who traveled by car was about nearly 5 millions, which was slightly increased to 7 millions in 1970 before reaching the highest point, at 9 millions in the final year. The number of people travelling by train began at 2 millions in the first year and then remarkably climbed to 3 millions in 1970, which jumped to 5 millions after 30 years. meanwhile , there was a minimal plummet from about 4 millions in 1940 to 3 millions in 2000 in the number of people who traveled by bus