The graph shows the changes in possesses of cars in Great Britain between 1971 - 2007
Overall, the total number of households with one or more car rose considerably. In particular, a significant increase was seen in two-car households
In 1971, almost half of British families did not have regular use of a car. Around 44% was the proportion of households with one car, but the figure for two-car households was almost 8%. It was uncommon to own three or more cars at that time.
The number of one-car households was the highest from the late 1970s onwards, though we could see little changes. the proportion of households with no car fell steadily over 36-year period to around 25% in 2007. In contrast, households with two cars rose steadily reaching approximately 27& in 2007. the figure for households with three ore more cars increased by nearly 5%
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The graph shows the changes in possesses of cars in Great Britain between 1971 - 2007
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