The graph below shows CO2 emissions for different forms of transport in the European Union. The pie chart shows the percentage of European union funds being spent on different forms of transport.

The line graph illustrates

carbon

dioxide

emissions for various types of vehicles in the

European

Union

.the chart compares the number of

European

union

funds

being spent on different forms of vehicles. As can be seen from the graph that the biggest source of

carbon

emissions is air transports about 370

grams

per

passenger

. The smallest

carbon

dioxide

emitter Are coaches. The largest part of the

European

Union

funds

is spent on roads about 52 %. First of all Maritime and rail forms of transport produce only 50

grams

carbon

dioxide

.

This

is lower indicator than air,buses and

passenger

cars respectively.

Passenger

cars and buses are average manufacturers. They manufacture 130 and 70

grams

of Co2 per

passenger

. Coaches are the lowest figure. They produce 40

grams

carbon

dioxide

per people.

According to

the pie chart 52% of the

European

Union

funds

are spent on roads. The second largest part of chart are railways .

European

Union

spend 31% of the all

funds

for railways.

While

10 percent for public transport, 3 percent for intermodal,inland wayerway and airports.

In addition

European

Union

spend 4% of their money for ports and unknown costs respectively.