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Band 5+: 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 pie charts provide information about why cars and bikes were used by people to get to their workplaces.

Overall, the most significant motives for bicycle usage were to stay fit and keep air clear, which together accounted for over half the reasons for going to job by bike. While, other individuals decide to drive s car, considering most their convenience.

The highest percentage of cycling to work belongs to health and environmental benefits, at 30% respectively. Comfort advantages which constitutes 40% of car transport usage’s case is most common. Also, 21% of car users think about remoteness of the way to place of work.

The amount of reason of cycling about absence of parking issues differed by only 1% according to reasons for driving, such as speed of car and transferring goods. Moreover, there are only 12%, who cares about bicycles’ rapidity, which is less by 2% than people believing that cars are faster than bicycle vehicles.

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