The bar chart illustrates the proportion of transport preferences among young generations from four countries.
Overall, the majority of young people in different countries are more inclined to use cars, especially in France. While other countries show various trends, Great Britain and the USA represent equal percentages in different transports.
The percentages in the UK and the US show reflected trends. While motorcycle accounts for 10% in Great Britain, In United States it makes up 30%. The same trend shows with bicycle: In Great Britain it remaines as the second most popular transport, standing at 30%, but its proportion in the US accounts for only 10%. Only car preferences show equal proportions, taking up 60%, respectively.
The proportions in Germany and France are more varied. Car is the most used type of transport in France,taking up over 70%, while in Germany it accounts for 40%. A less dramatic difference can be seen with motocycle: In France it makes up 10%, while in Germany the same transport accounts for approximately 15%. And finally, the proporion of bicycle takes up over 10% in France, whereas in Germany it is the most selected type of transport among young people, standing at around 45%.
