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 illustrates the rates of adult citizens in Canada who own

cars

(

one

,

two

, and more) or who do not have a

car

.

Overall

,

it is clear that

having a single

car

is the most popular among Canadians meanwhile owning more than

two

cars

is less common there.

According to

the given information, there are four categories of care ownership which are

one

,

two

, more than

two

cars

and no

car

. First of all,

the

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motor ownership with just

one

vehicle is just more than half 57%, followed by 30%. of adults who own 2 vans,

while

just less third of individuals do not have a

car

. In the

last

, the lowest ratio is owners who have more than

two

cars

(10%). In conclusion, residents in Canada prefer to own

one

car

rather than have more than

two

. Even though, less than a third of them do not have a motor.