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Band 6+: The diagrams below give information on transport and car use in Edmonton. Summarize information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image includes a pie chart and a table; the pie chart shows transportation use in percentages with Car at 45%, LRT at 35%, Bus at 10%, and Taxi at 10%; the table lists reasons for city car use with percentages for Commute to work at 55%, Shopping at 15%, Leisure activities at 15%, Taking children to school at 40%, and Business at 45%.
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The diagrams above show information on how many users use transport in four different kinds and the reasons people use cars in Edmonton.

Overall, the chart provides information that cars are the most widely used form of transportation in Edmonton, alongside LRT, Bus and Taxi.

As depicted in the diagrams, cars are the most common form of transportation for people in Edmonton with 45% of the population using them. Then, LRT or Light Rail Transit is in second place with the largest transportation user population reaching 35%. And finally, bus and taxi are the transportation that people rarely use, with each reaching a population of up to 10%.

There are various reasons why people prefer to use cars, one of which is to commute to work, as seen in the data above, a total of 55% of users use cars to commute to work.

Then there are also car users who say that it is for business reasons, reaching 45%. And to take the children to school, teaching 40%.

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