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Band 5+: The chart below gives the distribution of worldwide car sharing

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The image shows North America with ~30% in 2008 and ~20% in 2016, Europe ~40% in 2008 and ~50% in 2016, South America ~6% in 2008 and ~12% in 2016, Australia ~3% in 2008 and ~6% in 2016, Asia ~2% in 2008 and ~6% in 2016.
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The given diagram showcases us the overall car sharing usage percentages of the 2 years, 2008 and 2016, across the 5 big continents, including both americas, europe, australia, and asia

Overall we can see that North america and europe have a strong affinity for the car industry, as they both stood tall in each of the years compared to the rest of the regions.

Although Europe was the leader in 2008 by the largest margin of being about 10% clear of the second place, they have fallen from their spot in 2016 to North America which had global usage rate of just above the half.

While the other three continents havent been in much of a activity, as all three of them stood under 10% in the year of 2008, and even in 2016, though they have improved a bit, they still havent reached the 10% mark which is pretty insane

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The chart below gives the distribution of worldwide car sharing

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