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Band 5+: The chart below shows transport preferences in percentage among youngsters of four countries in 2000. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image contains a bar chart titled "Transport Preferences Among Young People," showing percentage preferences for car, motorcycle, and bicycle in Australia, United States, Canada, and New Zealand. Car preference is approximately 50% for Australia, 60% for United States, 30% for Canada, and 45% for New Zealand. Motorcycle preference is around 10% for Australia, 30% for United States, 40% for Canada, and 10% for New Zealand. Bicycle preference is roughly 40% for Australia, 10% for United States, 30% for Canada, and 35% for New Zealand.
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The chart illustrates the four countries children about what type of transportation they would prefer in precentage.Overall, kids of all countries favour more about cars and bicycles more than motorcycles as can be seen from the chart. The one country the uses the most transport is USA.

Cars and bicycles are taking lead in young peoples transportation. As seen on United states where driving is 80 percent and cycling is 60 percent. Same goes from all of the other countries such as Australia where car transportation is 60 and bicycle transportation is 50 percent and Canada having 50 percent for driving and 35 percent for cycling. However New Zealand’s tranportation relativily close to each other from driving to motorbike. Driving in New Zealand is 50 percent while the cycling as transportation takes 45 percent and transportation by motorcycle is 40 percent.

Althought, the New Zealand’s motorbike transportation is closer to the other types of tranportation for kids, it is not the same story for the other countries. Australia has only 20 percent usage and America has around 25 percent compared to car usage 80 percent, it is low. At last Canada has 30 percent of motorcycle tranportation caused by youngsters.

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