The bar chart shows the number of car journeys taken by men and women for various reasons per day in one European city.
Overall, women used cars more often for eating out, meeting friends and shopping than men, while men used cars more often for entertainment, taking children to school and commuting to work than women. Additionally, the highest car use was for work and the lowest was for eating out.
Focusing on the categories where the women had higher numbers of car trips first, eating out stands out in the graph, with women having 20 car trips, while men had 15 car trips. A similar pattern can be seen in using cars for meeting friends, where women drove their cars 25 times compared to men who had 20 times. In contrast, the figure of car trips taken for shopping was higher than the patterns mentioned above women made 150 car journeys and men used their cars 140 times.
On the other hand, men used their cars more frequently than women for the following propose. One of them is the entertainment, 65 times cars use by men as opposed to 50 times cars use by women. According to the graph number of taking children from school by men was 130 times, making them significantly more than women who taking children 50 times. Men and women who use the car for commuting to work had the highest number of use, with their respective figures of 180 times and 130 times.