The bar charts below give information on road transport in a number of European countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The three given schemes demonstrate which type of vehicle individuals preferred and how much
time
they spent to get to their destination in European countries.
Overall
, obviously
in Add a comma
,obviously
Denmark
people travelled longer distances than Add a comma
,Denmark
other
countries and the majority of citizens commuted by private car regardless of the area. Meanwhile, the British travelled by public transport and bicycles the least, Change preposition
in other
however
, their commuting time
was the highest compared to other countries.
People that
live in Denmark Correct pronoun usage
who
chose
private automobiles if they Wrong verb form
choose
wanted
to get somewhere and they Wrong verb form
want
spent
12000 Wrong verb form
spend
kilometres
per year, which was almost twice as many as the Spanish spent travelling on the same type of vehicle. There were similar patterns concerning the time
spent travelling by any kind of transport in Germany and Spain, which accounted for approximately 8000 kilometres
yearly by car and almost 1200 kilometres
per year by public vehicles.
Meanwhile, the EU average regarding the usage of public transport constituted the same amount of kilometres
as in Germany and Spain, namely about 1200 kilometres
yearly. The commuting time
was the highest in the UK and in Germany, specifically, approximately 47 minutes per day, which was more than 15 minutes more than this
time
in Spain and in Europe on average.Submitted by karolinavash2552 on
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