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The line graph represent burglary of motor vehicles that took place in Great Britian, Sweden, France and Canada over the past 10 years. Overall, it is noticed that Great Britain have highest robbery per 1000 vehicles between 1990-1991.
To begin with, in 1990 Sweden, France and Canada had indicated the numbers of theft per 1000 car were between 5 to 10, while in 1991 Sweden had zero cases whereas France and Canada pointed 5700 and 5500 cases of robberies. Although in 1992, Sweden had experienced a constant numbers of burglary cases, while France and Canada figures slightly dropped down by a small fractions. It was viewed in the period 1993 and 1994, the figures was consistent but in 1995 the robbery cases in Sweden, France and Canada raised slightly.
Sweden touched approximately 13000 cases in 1996, whereas France and Canada registered cases shrinked about 5500 and 5200 respectively.Since, year 1997 to 1999, Sweden surpassed the robbery cases rate. However, Sweden outraced France and Canada by reflecting more than three time cases . France on other hand, plummeted from 5700 to just 5200 cases.
In the end, Great Britain registered excessively high theft cases in 1992 and 1996 as compared with other three nations. Great Britain in 1993 and 1999, experience a dipped in robbery of cars, while in 1999 Sweden climbed approximately 14 per 1000 cases.
