The illustrations above depict the percentages of transportation use in Edmonton and reasons why the residents there use cars.
Overall, based on the pie chart, cars account for the largest percentage. In addition, the table gives five purposes for using cars, specifically, commute to work, shopping, leisure activities, taking children to school, and business.
In terms of the pie chart, it indicates that the majority of residents use cars, specifically at 45%. Light Rail Transit is the second most popular transportation that makes up 35%. In addition, the percentages of bus and taxi are the same, at 10%.
In terms of the table, commuting to work is the main reason why people use cars, at 50%, higher than taking children to schools and business purposes, by 10% and 5%, respectively. However, shopping only accounts for a small proportion, at 15%, equal to the percentage of leisure activities.
