When comparing this pair of pie charts it is evident that they demonstrate different ways of moving for Australian males and females in 2000.
Overall, it is clear that men, on par with women, chose cars in the vast majority cases, while motorbikes were unpopular for both genders.
As can be seen for male part of Australia, almost one third of men prefered car(32%). By 3% less males used buses for moving in cities. Bikes and their own legs were approximately the same in popularity( 16% and 17% respectively). Circa no one utilized motobikes as transport(6%)
As for women, by 4% more they picked cars as a main method for movement in city than men. Nevertheless, lesser number of females moved with buses(27%) in contrast to males. It is worth mentioning that the same percentage of women and men prefered movement without any vehicle. The last 18% of Australian women used motorbikes(3%) and bicycles(15%) as their transport. Half as much females moved with motorbikes in comparison to men