The bar chart illustrates how many car trips are taken by males and females for six different purposes each day in a country in Europe.
Overall, men make more car journeys for entertainment, taking children to school and commuting than women do, whereas women make more trips for the remaining activities. Additionally, commuting records the highest figure for men, while shopping is the most common purpose among women.
Regarding taking children to school, men make more car trips than women, with respective figures of 130 trips and 90 trips per day. There is a small gap observed in entertainment, with 65 trips for men and 50 trips for women. Additionally, commuting is by far the most common activity among men, with the number of car trips made by men higher than that of women, with respective figures of 180 and 130 trips.
There is a small gap between women and men in the remaining categories. In the case of shopping, the number of car journeys made by women is more than that of men, with 150 and 140 trips in that order. There is a negligible gap between women and men seen in eating out, with respectively figures of 20 and 15 per day. Similarly, 25 car trips made by women with the purpose of meeting friends, while the figure for men is five lower than that for women, with the figure of 20.