The chart below shows the reasons why people travel to work by bicycle or by car. • Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The illustrated pie charts compare commuters'

reasons

for choosing cycling or driving as a transportation method to work.

Overall

, most cyclists are concerned about health and pollution issues,

while

drivers

prioritize comfort. Looking at charts in more detail, well over half of the wheelers assert that their primary reason for cycling is health and fitness or diminishing pollution.

In contrast

, two-fifths of the

drivers

opt for comfort.

In addition

, having no parking problems allocated for 15% of cyclists' choices,

while

distance makes up for over one-fifth of

drivers

'

reasons

. In terms of less popular

reasons

, a minority of cyclists and

drivers

argue about the faster means of travel with 12% and 14% respectively.

Additionally

, a need for carrying objects garnered an equivalent share of motivations to the speed.

Furthermore

, Being costless contributes to 13% of total

reasons

for cycling to work,

while

just over one-tenth of

drivers

suggested driving to be safer than cycling.