The chart below gives information about the journey to school by children aged 11 to 16 in the UK in a year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart below illustrates the survey on the space from children’s accommodation to school that

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on children from 11 to 16 years old in the UK in a year.

Overall

, the majority of people chose to walk or cycle to school for journeys that were 1-2

miles

while

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the bus

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was the most common option for students who

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over 5

miles

. Regarding commutes under 1 mile, walking accounted for 90%, followed by bicycle with 50 percent, car

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8 percent and bus with 3%, which is considered to be the least.

On the other hand

, with journeys that were over 5

miles

, bus is the most common option for students with 67%,

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triple the percentage of cars. Referencing journeys within 2 to 5

miles

, there are 48% students cycling, followed by the figure of cars with 31% and 25% walking.

In addition

, to communities within 1-2

miles

, cycling remains the best choice with around 77%. 60% of the student’s choice is walking

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cars and buses were not chosen for

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distance with only 8% and 3% respectively.