The table shows the average number of vehicles per hour on two roads during the week. The pie charts show the proportion of different types of transportation using each road.
The table illustrates how many vehicles using per hour on two roads from Monday to Sunday and the pie charts explant what type of transportation is on each
road
.
Overall
, the number of people driving on Oak
Tree
Drive
is higher at weekends while
Riverside
Road
witnesses an opposite trend on weekdays. We can also
see that cars are the most common mean of transport on both roads.
Looking more closely at the table, a majority of people use transportation on Riverside
Road
on weekdays (from 181 to 280). Meanwhile, the figure for vehicles on Saturday and Sunday is lower at 132 and 127 respectively on the same road
. In contrast
, Oak
Tree
Drive
is more busy at weekends which is recorded at over 250 vehicles compared to the transportation from Monday to Friday.
According to
the pie chart, it is obvious that most people prefer using cars which are took up 62% of Riverside
Road
and 44% of Oak
Tree
Drive
while
there are no differences in trucks on both roads. In comparison, the proportion of bicycles and motorbikes on Oak
Tree
Drive
accounted for 16% and 13% respectively which is twice as much as the figure on Riverside
Road
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