Transport Preferences Among Young People The bar chart below shows transport preferences among young people in four countries in a single year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The bar chart illustrates the percentages of transport selections in the young generation in four particular countries.
Overall
, it can be seen that cars
saw the highest points in all nations; however
, bicycles
witnessed the lowest rates, except for the USA.
Looking at the details, figures for cars
in Great Britain were twice as high as bicycles
, at 60% and 30%, respectively. While
, motorcycles witnessed the lowest point (10%), making it the least well-known category on the list. Likewise
, in the USA cars
(60%) were two times as popular as motorcycles (30%), whereas
bikes registered also
only one-tenth, making it the most unpopular percentage among bicycles
.
Regarding the other nations, although
figures for motorcycles were at 15%, cars
and bicycles
saw similar points at about 43% in Germany. The final country is France, the percentage of cars
was at 75%, whereas
the former and latter ones saw the same points at 13%.Submitted by halilova039 on
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