The chart below gives information about journeys to school by children aged between 11 and 16 in the UK in one year

The depicted bar chart elucidates the way and the accommodation

students

aged 11 to 16 travelled to

school

over a year. From an

overall

perspective, walking and taking the bus is the most picked by

children

with the nearest

distance

from

school

, and

students

whose homes are far away choose to take a bus. The

distance

to

school

maximum of 1mile is mostly done by walking, 90% of

children

choose to walk, but

then

it dropped drastically to 60% when it comes to 1-2

miles

and only 10% of

students

walk

due to

2-5

miles

.

In addition

,

students

whose homes are more than 5

miles

, do not choose to walk.

However

, the amount of

children

who used the bus

initially

started at around 2% and

then

the percentage increased to 10% when the

distance

was up to 1 mile. the percentage increase to 50% and increased drastically to around 68% when it comes to the furthest

distance

.

Conversely

, cars used by

children

with close

distance

to

school

are about 10% and

then

increased by around 23% for 1-2

miles

. And

then

, increased to almost 33% when it comes to distances 2-5

miles

and experienced a decrease of about 10

percent

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at longer distances.

Lastly

, unlike the other transportation, the bicycle did not have a very clear percentage change over the entire

distance

.

Students

chose to ride a bike under 7

percent

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with a home

distance

of under 1-5

miles

.