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Band 5+: The chart below shows reasons for travel and the main issues for the travelling public in US in 2009

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The image illustrates two sets of data related to travel reasons and issues in the US in 2009 using a bar chart and a pie chart. For Reasons for travel: Visit friends/relatives (6%), Social/recreation (10%), Shopping (16%), Personal reasons (19%), To and from work (49%). For Main issues for the travelling public represented in a pie chart: Price of travel (36%), Safety concerns (19%), Aggressive drivers (19%), Highway congestion (9%), Access to public transport (9%), Space for pedestrians (8%).
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The two charts compare cause and suffering problems of trip and travelling public in the US in the year 2009.

It is clear that main cause for travelling was a work and price of travel was a main problem for travellers.

Looking more closely at the bar chart, commute to work was a main reason to trip and made up half proportion of overall. Personal reasons, shopping and social/recreation accounted for 19%,16% and 10% respectively in this figure. Visit friends was the least common cause of trip, with accounting for only 6%.

Price of travel was the most popular form of issue to the travellers for the US and made up just over one third of overall percentage. People’s suffering from safety concerns, aggressive drivers and highway congestion accounted for 19%,17% and 14% respectively.

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