IELTS writing Task 1 : The Passenger Railway Journey in Great Britain Between 1950 and 2004/5
The line graph illustrates the progression of total railroad journey visitor in the United Kingdom over the following years from 1950 to 2004/5. Overall, it can be seen that there are 3 categories railways transportations, National Rail Network, London Underground, and Light Rail and Metro System, while National Railway Network was the most popular transportation among Britain but London Underground was succeed break the record at the end of period.
Moving to more detailed analysis, there was a fluctuating trend in National Rail Network and London Underground. At the beginning of period, National Rail Network as the favourite transportation in the UK stood at 1,000 millions people, while London Underground only attract less than 750 millions travellers. Over the next 35 years, although both experienced downward trend, the famous one remained dominant. In contrast, Light Rail and Metro System hit a low of 0 passengers in 1980 before rising slightly in the same period.
Between 1985 and 2004/5, National Rail Network and London Underground witnessed erratic fluctuation, while the London Underground boosted dramatically over the last period in 2004/5. Interestingly, roughly 200 millions users travelled by Light Rail and Metro System ending period.
The line graph illustrates the progression of total railroad journey visitor in the United Kingdom over the following years from 1950 to 2004/5. Overall, it can be seen that there are 3 categories railways transportations, National Rail Network, London Underground, and Light Rail and Metro System, while National Railway Network was the most popular transportation among Britain but London Underground was succeed break the record at the end of period.
Moving to more detailed analysis, there was a fluctuating trend in National Rail Network and London Underground. At the beginning of period, National Rail Network as the favourite transportation in the UK stood at 1,000 millions people, while London Underground only attract less than 750 millions travellers. Over the next 35 years, although both experienced downward trend, the famous one remained dominant. In contrast, Light Rail and Metro System hit a low of 0 passengers in 1980 before rising slightly in the same period.
Between 1985 and 2004/5, National Rail Network and London Underground witnessed erratic fluctuation, while the London Underground boosted dramatically over the last period in 2004/5. Interestingly, roughly 200 millions users travelled by Light Rail and Metro System ending period.
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