The chart below gives the distribution of worldwide car sharing schemes (%) in 2008 and 2016.

The chart below gives the distribution of worldwide car sharing schemes (%) in 2008 and 2016.
The bar chart shows the percentage of global car-sharing usage in 2008 and 2016 for five continents. At first sight, we can divide the continents into two groups: the first band involves North
America
and Europe, which
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a significant car sharing,
while
the second class contains South
America
, Australia and Asia, which do not illustrate global
use
.
Firstly
, more details of the first team, in there exists a considerable peak in 2008 in Europe with around 70% of global
use
,
while
the dip was in 2008. North
America
had the major car
use
in 2016,
while
the dip was in 2008.
Secondly
, a comparison for the second class. It can be seen that in both periods South
America
, Australia and Asia had similar behaviour, with the lowest percentage of motor sharing below 10%. In
this
team, Asia used cars approximately 6% in 2016,
although
South
America
had around 4 % in the same year.
To sum up
, the graphic illustrates the distribution of worldwide global car
use
.
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