The bar chart illustrates the annual mileage made by males and females for six distinct reasons in a particular nation.
Overall, women travel for meeting friends, taking children to school and shopping more than men, while men make more trips for work, entertainment and day trip. Notably, work is the leading purpose for travelling among both genders.
Females travel approximately 30000 miles a per year for shopping purpose, which exceeds their male counterparts by 2500 miles. Similarly, women’s annual mileage for meeting friends is relatively longer than that of men, at 25000 miles and 23000 miles, respectively. Taking children to school is the only purpose where the gap between the two genders is the smallest.
Regarding the other purposes, the numbers of miles travelled for work among men and women are the highest, at 35000 miles and 30000 miles, respectively. In contrast, day trip is the least common reason for travelling, with the annual mileage made by women is only around 6000 miles, compared to 10000 miles made by men. Meanwhile, males travel about 15000 miles a year for entertainment, while the figure for women is lower, at 12000 miles.
