The chart illustrates the percentages of cititzens who used public transport by age and location in a nation in 2016.
Overall, both the rate of urban people and surban citizens declined when they get older, but the figures for urban people were generally higher. While 31-45 years old people in city used public transport most frequently, the rate of transport usage in surban peaked at 16-30 years old citizens.
Inhabitants of large urban from 0 to 15 years old accounted for 40% of population, after that it saw a significant rise in the rate of 31-45 years old to just under 70% and hit the highest point. Moreover, the proportion of urban citizens used pulic transport decreased rapidly to 10% when people came to 61-75 years old. By contrast, the elderly over 76 years old seemed to be used transport ar around 15%.
The rate of transport usage in surban started at 15% with people under 15 years old. In addition, it remained at the same level in 31-45 years old people. Despie a decline to just under 15%, it then experienced a slight growth to almost 20% with 61-75 years old inhabitants. The rate of pulic transport usage in surban areas decreased to under 10% with citizens over 76 years old.