2023-01-09 09:49:41
The given table gives data regarding five types of vehicles registered in Australia in the years 2010, 2012 and 2014.
Overall, passenger vehicles were the most widespread ones even though the biggest growth was shown by motorcycles.
It can be seen that in 2010, there were almost 12 million passenger vehicles which climbed to 12.7 million in 2012 and reached a peak of 13 million, the highest for any other transport type, in the last year. Being the second most common, commercial vehicles stood at 2.3 million at the beginning which was followed by an increase of 400 thousand in 2014. Motorcycles that were a little more than half a million in 2010 grew by a great number of 140 thousand in 2012 finished the survey at around 700 thousand. Heavy trucks and light trucks, despite varying in the amounts greatly(about 380 and 100 thousand), showed quite similar increases by approximately 25-30 thousand throughout the whole period.
With regards to the changes measured in percentage, the most significant change was seen by motorcycles at 30 percent. Commercial vehicles and light trucks went up by somewhere in the vicinity of one-fifth of total amount. While the passenger vehicles increased by a mere 10 percentage points, the lowest growth was registered by heavy trucks at just 8.3 percent
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