The chart below shows the total number of minutes of telephone calls in the UK , divided into three categories, from 1995 to 2002.

The provided chart depicts the data about how many

minutes

British people made telephone calls in three different categories, between 1995 and 2002.

Overall

, it can be seen that the length of national and international

as well as

mobile conversations experienced an increase over the examined period. Meanwhile, there was a slight fluctuation in the total number of

minutes

of local line communication even though it still became the most popular category among all types. In 1995, citizens in the UK spent almost 40

minutes

on national and international rings. The trend grew steadily until it reached its peak

at the end

of the given year, which comprised just over 60

minutes

.

Similarly

, calls on mobiles

also

started from its lowest point in 1995, which was less than 5

minutes

before it rose up to approximately 15

minutes

in 1999.

Then

, the figure constantly grew up to 45

minutes

in 2002.

On the other hand

, in 1995, the local line already had recorded the longest

minutes

spent than the two other categories, which was responsible for more than 70

minutes

. It increased slowly until its highest level in 1999, for about 90

minutes

.

However

, it gradually declined over the rest of the given period and stopped at 70ish in 2000, even though the number was still the highest.