The provided bar graph illustrates the percentage of people living in urban and rural areas who have access to 15-minute drive service in a particular region in the UK. These are divided into four categories: doctor, post office, primary school, and secondary institution. The unit is measured in percent.
In detail, approximately 100% of urban residents can reach the facility within a 15-minute drive. On the other hand, doctors and secondary schools are the highest, with 100% access in rural areas. Meanwhile, post offices only accounted for 80%, whereas primary schools are the least, only at 65% in rural regions.
Overall, it is clear that urban people can access more public services compared to those who live in rural locations. Nevertheless, urban residents enjoy better approach to essential services.
