The chart below shows the proportions of adults in Canada who own one car, two cars, more than two cars, or who do not own a car.

The pie chart shows the proportion of adult

car

owners, in Canada, in terms of how many

cars

they own.

Overall

,

it is clear that

most of the Canadian adult population

have

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ownership of

cars

;

however

, a majority of them only have one

car

. Over 50% of the people

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have ownership of a single

car

, in Canada,

while

the percentage of people owning two

cars

is not greater than 25%. That being said, the figure for two

cars

is the second highest, right after the figure for one

car

. Moving on to the remaining 25% of the chart,

it

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belongs to

the

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individuals who have no

cars

and three or more

cars

. It is evident from the chart that people owning more than two

cars

account for the lowest proportion,

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about 10%.

Finally

, approximately one-sixth of the adults in Canada do not have any

cars

of their own.