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Band 6+: The charts below show the reasons why people travel to work by bicycle or by car. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image contains two pie charts showing reasons for cycling to work and reasons for driving to work. In the cycling chart, health and fitness and less pollution each account for 30% of reasons, no parking problems and no costs each for 15%, and faster than driving for 13%. The driving chart shows comfort as the main reason at 40%, distance to work at 21%, faster than cycling and need to carry things to work each at 14%, and safer than cycling at 11%.
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The provided charts illustrate the percentage of people who prefer cycling and driving in order to go to work.

Overall, it is noticeable from the charts that some people are mainly cycling due to lessen pollution and to keep themselves healthy and fit, while the others prefer driving, since they care more about their comfort.

The mandatory focus areas of cyclers are environmental pureness and healthier life, both at 30%. Cyclers are able to park anywhere without restrictions which makes it the other main reason to use bikes. Affordability and speed are two other reasons why cycling is useful which makes the quarter of the chart together, 13% and 12% respectively.

the majority of people who choose to drive for the purposes of comfort, occupying 40% of the second chart. The distance between their province and work contains 21% of the graph. Since bikes are not as fast as cars and are not quite valuable when it comes to carrying things, speed and need for carrying take 14%. The remaining 11% consider driving vehicles as a safer way.

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