The bar chart illustrates a comparative analysis of the estimated percentage of car trips undertaken by drivers segmented by gender in 2005
Overall, men and women using cars for commuting to work accounting for the highest number in 2005. Whereas women used cars for visiting towns was the lowest, while men used the one for running errands and bank trips
According to the figure, approximately 52% of make drive to work, which is almost 10% more than the 42% of women who do the same. In contrast, more women used cars for shopping than men , with 17% and 10%. Similarly, for courses, the proportion of women was 12% and men was 8%. In addition, the number of dudes using cars for recreation was 11% almost fourfold compared to ladies, only 3%
Regarding other purposes, such as visiting towns, banks, running errands and visiting friends, the proportion were all 10% or less for both gender. Notably, the number of men driving for visiting towns and women driving for bank trips was the same, at 9%. However, visiting towns accounted for 2% of females, while trips to banks made up 3% of males. Similarly, men’s errand-running was about 9%, respectively, compared to this for women. There was also a ratio of about 8% of girl’s journeys to visiting friends, which twice the about 4% of man’s trips