The bar chart illustrates the predicted percentage of utilizing car for eight various purposes and driving by gender in 2005.
Overall, it is clear that the most amount of utilizing car was for commuting to work. Sometimes, women more drove in comparison with men.
On the one hand, commuting for work dedicated the most percentage of using car for itself. In 2005, starting at above 50%, the amount of using car by men was the highest among all purposes, which was about five times more than that of the second purpose in this regard, recreation, with above 10%. The amount of using of car by women started at below 40%, which was about twice as much as shopping purpose, at below 20.
On the other hand, other purposes had less percentages of using car. Other purposes including courses, visiting town, recreation, and shopping, men used car around 10%, while in bank, running errands, and visiting friends purposes drove around 5%. Women for shopping, running errands, and courses goals drove more than 10%, but for other goals drove less than 10%.