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. Your report should comprise a minimum of 150 words.

The bar chart illustrates how British

children

aged 11 to 16 years went to

school

based on different categories of distances (0-1, 1-2, 2-5, and over 5

miles

) in a year. Units are expressed by percentage.

Overall

, it can be seen from the graph that walking and bicycling were used when the

distance

was between 0-2

miles

.

However

,

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was a popular way to go to

school

when the

distance

was over 5

miles

.

Similarly

, no

children

went to

school

on foot or cycling when the

distance

was more than 5

miles

. Walking was chosen by most of the students (90%) to journey to

school

when the

distance

was 0-1 mile.

On the other hand

, a small number of students (less than 10%) took a

bus

or car to reach their destination for 0-1

miles

of

distance

. In terms of 1-2

miles

of

distance

,

children

liked cycling (more than 75%) as compared with walking (60%). Regarding, 2-5

miles

of

distance

, half of the students preferred to

bus

which was very close to bicycling (around 49%).

Furthermore

, when it was more than 5

miles

, almost 70% of

children

reached

to

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school

by

bus

whereas

car was used by slightly above 20%. Interestingly, no

children

chose bicycle and walking when it was more than 5 km away from

school

.