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Band 4+: The graph below shows information about the use of public transport in one country, by age group and location of residence, in 2016. Summarise the information by slecting and reporting the main fatures, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image displays a line graph titled "Public transport use by age and place of residence, 2016," with age groups on the x-axis and percentage (%) of age group on the y-axis. Two lines represent "Large city residents" and "Other residents." Data points for Large city residents are approximately as follows: 0-15 (20%), 16-30 (70%), 31-45 (85%), 46-60 (65%), 61-75 (30%), 76+ (10%). Data points for Other residents are roughly: 0-15 (10%), 16-30 (40%), 31-45 (60%), 46-60 (40%), 61-75 (25%), and 76+ (15%).
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The line chart illustrates the use of public transportation in a particular country in 2016, categorized by age group and place of residence.

It is clear that, the percentage of the large city residents had consistent change in 2016. At the same time other residents had been decreasing gradually.

The large city residents use of public transportation 40% in 0-15 age group, this trend significantly rose around 65% at 31-45 age group. Then dramatically fall to 10% in 61-75, however, slightly up approximately 5% age of 76+.

Other residents use transportation near 15% of 0-15 age group. Appoximately 10% increased in 16-45 group then sharply fall to near 10% in 46-60 age group. After slightly rose almost 20% in 61-75 before fall bellow 10% in 76+ age group.

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