The given bar chart illustrates the percentages of rural and urban people in a specific area in England who can reach four services within a 15-minute drive. Overall, the clinic and secondary school are both available for everyone, while post offices and primary schools are not close enough to access within 15 minutes for people in rural regions.
Looking at the categories that are fully accessible, 100% of citizens in the outskirt or the heart of the city can reach a doctor in 15 minutes or less. Moreover, the same data applies to the secondary school bracket.
Regarding the ones that are not within reach, post office and primary school are not completely available within a 15-minute drive for those who live in rural regions, while those of urban areas are 100%. Specifically, around 5% of rural people do not have post offices nearby, and the percentage for primary school is 35%. This makes primary education availability the lowest among four groups
