The bar chart illustrates the proportion of individuals who can drive to different services within 15 minutes or less. This chart also compares the number of people accessing these services in major cities and countryside.
Overall, the number of residents driving in cities is higher than those in rural areas. Notably, the figure for secondary school records the lowest across five different places in urban areas.
Regarding police and doctors, in urban areas, the proportion of people driving to two destinations shows a similar pattern, standing at 100% , while the figure for the countryside sat slightly lower, at about 90% for both services. Notably, the post office sat at 100% in both city centres and countryside.
As for the remaining service, including supermarkets and secondary schools, residents in rural areas driving to both destinations reach approximately 70%. However, in urban areas, the former stands at 100%, while the latter is 5 percentage points lower, reaching 95%.
