The table shows the percentage of journeys made by different forms of transport in four countries, The bar graph shows the results of a survey into car use. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table provided information on five different ways citizens used to commute in four nations (

USA

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, the UK, France and the Netherlands). In conjunction with

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result, the bar graph illustrated the studied data

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the reason why many Americans use cars to go to their work. At a glance, it is noticeable that in all four countries, journeys are made by car the most in comparison to travelling by bicycle, using public transport, on foot or some other way.

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also

surveyed that in the USA , the reason why cars were used to travel is

due to

the fact that other alternatives were not available. Another striking point noted was that

while

travelling by bicycle in the other three countries remained almost the lowest, in the Netherlands, it was the second most chosen way to commute. Going into more detail, in the USA , 90 per

cent

of the travellers used motor vehicles for work. Several reasons supported these statistics. It has been cited that almost 40 per

cent

of the time there were no other choices, and another 30 per

cent

commented that

this

is a necessity for work purposes. The remaining factors that contributed with less than twenty per

cent

respectively were that it was convenient and quicker or working for night duties. Public transport in two European nations of the UK and France stood out as the second most utilized method to get around places with 12 per

cent

and 18 per

cent

.

In contrast

,the Dutch bike around representing slightly more than a quarter, 26 per

cent

of all commuters.