The line chart illustrates the information of people using the government’s transportation system by various ages and different residents in the year 2016.
Overall, public transport use was much higher among large city residents in most age groups, while the figures for other residents remained relatively low and stable.
In details, about 38% of city residents aged 0-15 used public transport. This figure rose steadily around 55% for the group aged between 16-30 and reached peak of approximately 68% for middle age people’s. which was the highest amongs the all ages. After that, figures declined at 42% for the public aged 46-60 and it felt dramatically under 10% in the 61-75 group, before slightly increasing in the oldest category.
By contrast, the percentage of other residents were much lower. started with younger generation 0-15 was around 15%, the figures climbed around 25% for ages 16-30, then fluctuated between aged group 31-60 was 14% to 16%, while senior citizens figure was only 6% aged 76.