The bar charts give information about the proportion of males and females having driving licenses to ride motorbikes from 1976 to 2006 in a European country, and young drivers aged 17-20.
Overall, the figures for the total percentage of males and females exhibited upward trends, while those of young drivers who were 17-20 years old saw decreases. Notably, males in both charts held the lead, while the opposite was true for females.
As for the total statistics of the two genders, the figure for males topped the list each year, starting the period at 70% in 1976. Then, it increased slowly through the years to about 80% in 1996, which subsequently remained at 80% in the following years, 2001 and 2006. Meanwhile, females stood at 30% initially, followed by gradual growth to approximately 43% in 1991. Over the following years, it increased noticeably to hit a peak of three-fifths at the end of the period.
Turning the focus to the young adults, the figure for males was 50% initially, followed by a slight decrease of roughly 5%, culminating in 45%. In contrast, females had 30% at the beginning, but it declined by 10% in 2006.