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Band 5+: The bar chart below shows the estimated percentage of car trips taken by drivers in 2005. Summarize the information by selecting the main key feature and make comparison where relevant

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The image depicts a horizontal bar graph titled "Estimated percentage of car trips by purpose and gender of drivers, 2005" showing men and women's percentages for seven trip purposes: Courses (Men ~1%, Women ~3%), Visiting town (Men ~4%, Women ~8%), Bank (Men ~2%, Women ~5%), Running Errands (Men ~5%, Women ~10%), Visiting friends (Men ~5%, Women ~8%), Recreation (Men ~10%, Women ~9%), Work (Men ~25%, Women ~20%), Shopping (Men ~15%, Women ~30%). The x-axis ranges from 0% to 60%.
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The chart illustrates the percentage of car trips on 8 drivers purposes(Courses, visiting town, bank, work and others) in 2005. Units are divided by 2 genders(men and women).

Overall, the most popular reason over the period was working with men dominant indicators.

Going to shopping, bank, visiting friends, and courses all showed more higher rate in women with minimal margin, except Errands. The other purposes illustrated domination in men.

In terms of work, amount of trips in men at around 52% on this as opposed in female at 38%. Similarly, the men’s percentage was higher on Recreation than the Women(around 11% and 3%, respectively). In the visiting town, percentage of men (just over 8%) was over quadruple that of women, which was only 2%.

On the other hand, the percentage of car trips out on the Bank was higher in women. Similarly, the Women’s percentage was slightly more on Shopping and Courses than the Men(around 17% and 10%, 13% and 8%, individually), whereas on Running Errands the account of Women at nearly 10% was dramatically greater than the Men 3%. Neither of the genders traveled much on visiting friends which accounted for 7% of trips in Women but under 4% in the Men.

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