The bar chart illustrates the percentage of pupils ages between 11 and 16 attending school by different types in United Kingdom. Overall, walking is not found as comfortable distance over 5 miles apart, while children do not think the bicycle as worthy in all modes. Additionally, car and taxi sections are not developed in the shortest mile, service of bus stands lower than that of car in similar distance.
Children in UK prefer to walk in short distances and pupils who attend under a mile show the huge percentages (85%). Therefore, 8% of them use bicycle while car sand bus services are made up of 6% & 1%, respectively. Walking does not lose its lead 1-2 miles section also, accounts for 61%, while car service users is made up 20%. Bicycle and bus sections include together 19%, in divided state 9% and 10%, respectively.
2-5 miles distance shows that it is convenience for all categories. Cars accounted for the highest percentage (35%), followed by buses with a relatively small share (33%). Additionally, walking section represents quarter of all (25%). As always, bicycle users constitute small proportion (7%). Bus keeps the top position path which involves more than 5 miles, percentages with 65%, while car accounts for a figure slightly under half of that for buses (30%). Therefore, bicycle makes up 5%. Finally walking for more than 5 miles distance is never obsevered.