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Band 4+: The charts below show reasons for travel and the main issues for the travelling public in the US in 2009.

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The image comprises two sections; the top displays a bar graph titled "Reasons for travel" with 5 categories: Visit friends/relatives 6%, Social/recreation 10%, Shopping 16%, Personal reasons 19%, To and from work 49%. The bottom showcases a pie chart titled "Main issues for the travelling public" with 6 segments: Price of travel 36%, Safety concerns 19%, Aggressive drivers 17%, Highway congestion 14%, Access to public transport 8%, Space for pedestrians 6%.
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The bar chart compares the percentage of travellers who travelled in the US for several reasons, and the pie chart shows the percentage of issues faced by travellers while travelling in the US in 2009.

It is clear that the highest percentage of travellers was for commuting work in the US. It is also noticeable that the highest percentage of travellers who faced problems on cost in travelling.

The highest proportion of was traveller , who travelled in the US for commuting work, which was 40 % . Similarly, the second highest ratio of travellers was 19%, and they travelled for shopping , whereas only 9% people travelled in the US to visit their friends and relatives respectively.

On the other hand, the highest percentage of travellers was, who faced problems on cost in travelling , ratio was 36%. There were 19% problems in safety faced by travellers while travelling in the US. There were only 6% travellers who faced problems on the road respectively.

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