Band 6+: The bar chart below shows the number of miles travelled in a year by men and women for six different purposes in a particular country. Summarise the information be selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart illustrates the number of people who traveled miles on trips in many years, for both genders and six specific goals, in a particular country.

Overall, females and males spend a significant amount of their time at work. However, day trips had the lowest miles traveled per year in the given timescale.

Women spent less time on day trips than men, more than 5000 miles for females and 10000 miles for males. Moreover, the data for women’s entertainment also showed fewer miles than men, around 12000 miles and 15000 miles, respectively. In addition, meeting friends—the first instance where women have more miles than men—shows 25000 for females and around 23000 for males.

Women also traveled around 28000 miles per year taking children to school, but men spent less time taking children to school than women, with 26000 miles per year. Furthermore, women shopped for 30000 miles, and men shopped for around 28000 miles per year. Finally, both genders traveled the highest miles for work: women worked 30000 miles per year, and men worked 35000 miles per year.