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Band 7+: The chart below shows the reason for travel and the main issue for traveling public in the US in 2009.

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The image contains two charts. The first chart shows reasons for travel and is represented in the form of a bar graph with five categories. "To and from work" has the highest percentage at 49%, followed by "Personal reasons" at 19%, "Shopping" at 16%, "Social / recreation" at 10%, and "Visit friends / relatives" at 6%. The second chart presents the main issues for the traveling public in a pie chart with six categories. "Price of travel" comprises the largest portion at 36%, "Safety concerns" at 19%, "Aggressive drivers" at 17%, "Highway congestion" at 14%, "Access to public transport" at 8%, and "Space for pedestrians" at 6%. All data is from the US in 2009.
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The given bar chary provides data on reasons for travel, while the supplied pie chart illustrates the primary problems encountered by travelers in the US in 2009.

Overall, commute to the work is the main reason for travel, whereas among the challenges, cost of travel is the main issue for travelers over the given period.

Regarding the bar graph , commuting to work made up about half, contributing 49% in 2009. By contrast, visiting friends or relatives accounted for 6%, which was the lowest factor. Personal reasons, shopping, and recreation made up 19%, 16%, and 10%, respectively.

Moving to the pie chart, the primary problem for the traveling public was cost, contributing 36%, whereas space for pedestrians was a concern for 6% of commuters in 2009. Additionally, approximately the same proportion of travelers were worried about safety and aggressive drivers, which comprised 19% and 17%, respectively. highway congestion were another vital issue for 14% of the commuters, during this period.

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