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Band 7+: The Bar Chart shows CO2 emissions for different forms of transport in the European Union. The Pie Chart shows the percentage of European Union funds being spent on different forms of transport. You should write at least 150 words. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

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The image contains two visual elements: a bar chart and a pie chart. The bar chart illustrates grams of CO2 per passenger-kilometer for various modes of transportation: Passenger cars (140), Buses (70), Coaches (20), Maritime (20), Rail (30), and Air (380). The pie chart depicts percentages for various transportation infrastructures: Roads (52%), Railways (31%), Public transport (10%), Intermodal (2%), Inland waterway (1%), Ports (1%), Airports (1%), and Unknown (2%).
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The bar chart shows the grams of CO2 per passenger. The highest point is for air travel, at more than 350km, approximately 370km; by percentage, it is 1% of all transport.

Passenger cars account for 130km, and the roads where they drive account for the largest percentage, 52% to be precise. Public transport accounts for about 70km, and 10% in the pie chart.

Maritime and rail transport both account for 50km, and according to the second chart, they account for about 31%. Coaches are the least, accounting for less than 50km.

In the pie chart, there are also intermodal (1%), inland waterway (1%), ports (2%), and unknown (2%), which means they use other ways to travel somewhere.

In conclusion, the largest CO2 per passenger is from air travel, and the primary mode of transport from one point to another is by road.

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