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Band 6+: 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 chart illustrates the reasons for traveling of people who visit friends, social, shopping, personal reasons and work, besides, the provided pie above outlines the number of main issues for traveling public.

Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the highest rank in the bar chart and pie chart is to work and price of travel, as opposed to the fact that visiting friends is the lowest in the bar chart and the lowest of main issues is the same too.

As can be seen from the bar chat, the vast number of main reasons which many people travel is to work about 49% in the chart. The main reasons people travel are social, shopping and personal reasons about above 10% and under 20% ( 10%, 16% and 19% respectively).and the lowest in the chart is visiting friends about 6%.

as can be seen from the other chart, the proportion of the price of travel of main issues is the highest in the chart, about 36%. as you looking for green, yellow and orange which is the 3 type of main issues are above 10% and under 20% ( 14%, 17% and 19% respectively).the 2 types of the main issues which is the lowest data in the pie chart ( 8% and 6% correspondingly).

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