The chart below gives the distribution of worldwide car sharing schemes (%) in 2008 and 2016. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where necessary.

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the distribution

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of global car-sharing schemes in two distinct years, 2008 and 2016, showing changes over time.

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,

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like Europe and North America have a high level of percentage ,

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other illustrates very small percentages.

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, usage increased in all

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over the period , but European countries showed a decline. In 2008 , Europe was a leader in global car-sharing usage, accounting for less than 60% of the total. North America ranked

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with a third of world use. The other three

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had approximately equal results, accounting for about 10% in total. By 2016 , the percentage of European countries in car sharing decreased gradually ,reaching roughly 30%. Meanwhile, car-sharing schemes grew sharply ,hitting 50%. Similar to past years ,

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as Asia, Australia and South America account for a very small proportion ,

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in total little more than 10%.