The table below shows the usual method of travel to work for people in four Australian cities in 2016. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table provides an overview of the primary methods used by individuals to commute to

work

in four Australian

cities

—

Sydney

,

Melbourne

,

Brisbane

, and

Perth

—in 2016. The methods examined include driving, public

transport

, walking or cycling, and working from

home

.

Overall

, driving was the most prevalent mode of

transport

in all four

cities

,

while

working from

home

was the least common. Public

transport

usage

varied significantly between

cities

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and walking or cycling was consistently less popular compared to driving. Driving emerged as the dominant commuting option, with

Sydney

exhibiting the highest proportion of commuters using

this

method at 80%.

Melbourne

followed closely at 77%, with

Brisbane

and

Perth

showing slightly lower figures at 69% and 63%, respectively.

This

data underscores a strong reliance on private vehicles across all

cities

, with

Sydney

leading in

this

trend. Public

transport

usage

was most prominent in

Sydney

, where 21% of commuters preferred

this

mode, the highest percentage recorded among the

cities

.

Conversely

,

Perth

had the lowest public

transport

usage

at just 7%.

Melbourne

and

Brisbane

had moderate figures, with 14% and 13%, respectively, reflecting a balanced yet lower inclination towards public

transport

compared to

Sydney

. The choice of walking or cycling to

work

was generally the least

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method.

Brisbane

recorded the highest proportion in

this

category at 8%,

while

Sydney

and

Melbourne

had similar lower percentages at 6% and 5%, respectively.

Perth

had the lowest at only 4%, indicating

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preference for

this

mode across all

cities

. Working from

home

was

also

a relatively rare option, with

Sydney

again leading at 10%.

Melbourne

followed with 8%,

Brisbane

at 7%, and

Perth

at 6%, showcasing a relatively consistent but low preference for remote

work

. In conclusion, driving to

work

was the overwhelmingly preferred method across all four

cities

in 2016, with notable variations in public

transport

usage

. Walking or cycling and working from

home

were less commonly chosen, with driving and public

transport

displaying the most significant differences among the

cities

.