The diagrams below give information on transport and car use in Edmonton. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart and table compare the distribution in

transport

use

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and illustrate the percentage of different reasons for using cars in Edmonton.

Overall

, as can be seen from the pie chart,

car

was the most common mode of

transport

among all sectors.

In addition

, it is clear from the table that the most dominant purposes for

car

use were related to work. In terms of

transport

distribution,

while

commuting by

car

accounted for the highest percentage, with 45%, their taxi counterpart made up only 10%. Bus,

along with

taxi, was the least common means of

transport

, taking up merely 10%. Meanwhile, the figure for the other public

transport

, LRT, was significantly higher than that of bus, standing at 35%. With regard to the reasons for using the

car

, the figures for shopping and leisure activities were the lowest, consisting of only 15%.

By contrast

, 40% of

car

users had the purpose of taking children to school, compared with 45% of the business sector.

Finally

, the use of cars for commuting to work accounted for the highest percentage, with 55%.