The graph below shows information about the use of public transport in one country, by age group and location of residence, in 2016. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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graph illustrates the

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of public transport usage among large

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residents

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and other

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, categorized by

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. The

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of the large

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residents

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had an inconsistent change in 2016. At the same time, the

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of other

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had been decreasing gradually. The line for large

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residents

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shows a clear upward trend starting at 40% in the 0–15

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group, climbing steadily and peaking at around 65%.

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, a notable decline begins in the 31–45

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range, with usage falling sharply to 10%. After

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61–75, there's a faint soar, ending with around 15% for those aged 76 and above.

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, the grey line begins at a lower 15% for children under 15. It rises slightly in the 16–30 bracket, reaching its peak—still quite modest. The

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holds relatively steady for those aged 31–60, followed by a small but noticeable increase, about 20% in the 61–75 range. Eventually, it drops significantly to just around 5% for the 76+

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group. In conclusion,

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the graph public transport is more popular among large

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residents

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of almost all ages than in other cities.