The bar charts compare the proportion of male and female possessing driving licenses in Great Britain between 1976 and 2006 and the young number of young people applications aged 17-20 in 1976 and 2006.
Overall, the first chart reveals that, the percentage of people holding driving licenses increased gradually over the time, with men outnumbering women, while the proportion of adults for both gender applying for licenses declined steadily during a period of ten years
Delving into details, in 1976 about 70% of men had driving licenses compared to around 30% of women. Over the next three decades, the percentage of both grades showed a significant rise. By 2006, 80% of men licensed drivers, while the proportion of women doubled to 60%
Turning to the next chart, the percentage of young people who applied for driving licenses among men was higher in both years. In 1996, 50% of males along with 30% of females applied for getting this document. After a decade, these figures fell slightly to roughly 45% and 20% respectively, showing universal decline for both genders, particularly for male
