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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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Transport preferences is a thing that nevers stands still. In fact, it’s a phenomenon that will continue changing if we intend more complex vehicles. In this chart, we will view the varying opinions of young people towards transportation in four different countries.
In Australia, the highest choice is by 60% by car. 50% is by bicycles, and the remaining 20% belongs to motorcycles. 130% in total.
In the United States of America, most prefer cars, since it’s 80%. 60% is by bicycles, and around 25% like to move around with a motocycle. The total equals to 165%.
In Canada, 50% of people choose cars, 33% or 35% like to transport by bicycles, and the remaining 30% is motorcycles. 115% is in evaluation.
The last country, New Zealand, also enjoy cars as much as Canada does. Bicycle is a bit more popular due to it having 45%. Motorcycles reach 40%, a bit less.
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