The provided pie chart illustrates how students travel to school using different methods in a Europe city in the year 2024.
Overall, it is evident that bicycles were the most predominantly used commuting method in the city, while motorbike and scooters recorded the lowest figure among the five methods.
Regarding the more widely used transport methods, bicycles accounted for over one-third of the total transport usage (38%), followed by buses, which was eleven percentage points lower than the figure for bicycles (27%). Combined together, bicycle and bus accounted for a majority proportion (65%) of the total transport usage.
Looking at the remaining traveling methods, less than one-fifth of the students (18%) chose to commute by car, which is driven by their parents. The figure for walking was nearly matched to that for cars, at 12%. Motorbike and scooters experienced the lowest usage, with the share of 5%, which was more than 7 percentage points lower than bicycle’s figure.
