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Band 4+: 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 charts below shows the reasons for going overseas and the main purpose for the travelling public in the Western country in 2009.

At the first glance, both data shows a noticeable difference between the lowest and the highest percentage. In the data of the reason of travel the highest percentage are working at other nations and for the main issues for the travelling public has the most in price of travel

In the time of 2009, Reason for vacations has the least percentage calculated in visiting friends and relatives as it is shown that it is only having the percentage of 6%. However, it can be visibly seen that working in different countries shows up to be more often of 49%

In main purpose for travelling public, there was an obvious different in the price of going aboard and space of pedestrians. The travelling prices a significant data of 6%. While, space for the pedestrians are on the top of all data’s which is a 36%.

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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 chart below shows the reason for travel and the main issue for traveling public in the US in 2009.

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