The charts below show 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 two pie charts illustrate the factors influencing workers to choose either cycling or driving as their mode of commuting.

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, cycling was primarily associated with health and environmental considerations,

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driving was predominantly linked to convenience and practical reasons.

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with, fitness and carbon emissions concerns were equally influential, each motivating 30% of those who cycled to work.

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problems with parking affected 15 per cent of those who commute by bike. More cost-effective prices and time efficiency were closely followed, and they were among the less common incentives for cycling, with 13% and 12%, respectively.

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, comfort emerged as the predominant factor for driving, cited by 40% of respondents, which significantly exceeded any single reason mentioned by cyclists.

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, nearly a fifth of the participants opted for driving

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the distance.

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, using a private vehicle was chosen by both groups who were either faster than bikes or needed to carry things to work, with 14% for each.

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, the least frequent motivation was that vehicles were safer compared to bikes.