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The image displays two bar charts. The first, 'Percentage of men and women with driving license in total', shows data for Males and Females respectively: 1976 (70%, 30%), 1981 (71%, 35%), 1986 (72%, 40%), 1991 (74%, 42%), 1996 (78%, 50%), 2001 (79%, 53%), and 2006 (79%, 60%). The second chart, 'Percentage of young drivers between 17-20 years old', presents data for Males and Females respectively: in 1996, 50% and 30%, and in 2006, 45% and 20%.
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The bar chart depicts the distribution of males and females having driving licenses in Great Britain changed from 1976 and 2006, and another bar chart demonstrates the proportion of younger men and women between 17 -20 years old using their driving licenses in 1996 and 2006.
Overall, it is clear that males remained the most driving lisenses throughout the period, while females recorded a noticeable increase. By contrast, the number of men at the age of 17-20 were higher than that of women, whereas the proportion of young drivers saw a sharp decline between 1996 and 2006.
In term of first bar chart, the figure for men stood at 80% in 2006, making it the highest among all years, while the percentage for
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