The provided bar graph illustrates the distribution of global vehicle sharing schemes in 2008 and 2016.
Overall, there were more schemes in the North America in 2016, while Europe had more in 2008. The distribution was mostly centered around North America and Europe, as other continents fade in comparison with them.
In 2008, about 31% of the global distribution was used by North Americans while while almost 60% was used by Europeans. The remaining distribution was approximately 10%, and it was divided in South America, Australia, and Asia. In 2008, Europe had the highest distribution, which is close to 60%. However, South America had the lowest distribution having less than 3%.
In 2016, North America had approximately a half of the global distribution, while Europe had about one third. The proportion of North America has increased by about 20%, and Europe’s proportion has decreased by a half approximately. On the other hand, the proportion of South America, Australia, and Asia have slightly increased over the period of 8 years.
According to the bar chart, more than two thirds of the proportion were centered in North America and Europe in both years.