The data represents conveyance preference in proportion among adults from various countries in 2000. These individuals were using cars, bikes, and other modes of transportation as well.
The graph shows that Australian youngsters were using cars, which has a value of 60%, as compared to motorcycles, which were the least used by them, having a usage of 20%. The bicycle was also used by a lot of youngers as compared to American youngsters. The car was a mode of transportation which was highly used by American juniors than by any other nation; as well as cars, bicycles were also highly used by them, ranging 60%.
Canadian youngsters were moderately using all three things, but here cars were also being highly used, the same as in New Zealand. The detailed analysis of the graph shows that motorcycles were least used by all four nations. They prioritized cars due to their numerous features and the safety they provide.
