The given charts illustrates the proportion of individuals that holding full driving licences according to their age and sex in Great Britain.
Overall, it can be seen that the proportion of women holding driving licenses in 2006 is remarkably greater than in 1975. Moreover, in Great Britain men seems to have driving licenses more than women.
Initially, the percentages of driving licenses held by men in the age group 17-20, 21-29, 40-49 changed minimally in 1975 and 2006. There are approximately the same figure between two years in 30-39 age group, accounted for just over 80%. moreover, the number of 70 years old or older men in 2006 has become twice of it in 1975.
On the other hand, the least percentages of women holding driving licenses stands at about 5% in 70 and over age group during 1975. The figure of 40-49 years old women is the highest comparing to other age groups which is comprised of just under 80%.
