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Band 5+: The pie charts below show the form of transportation to work, normally use by workers in a particular city. Summarize information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows two pie charts comparing transportation methods in Rockingham in 2005 and 2015. In 2005, Car (alone) was 50%, Carpool 25%, Bus 15%, Work at home 10%, Walk 5%, and Bicycle 5%. In 2015, Car (alone) was 35%, Carpool 20%, Bus 16%, Work at home 15%, Walk 5%, and Bicycle 10%.
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The pie charts show how employees in Rockingham commuted to work in six different types of transportation in 2005 and 2015.

Overall, More people worked from home and cycled in 2015 than in 2005.whereas fewer commuted by car (alone) or by carpool. bus usage and walking rates remained stable .

In general, some transportation types are much larger than others in 2005. Car and carpool for mass transportation) accounted for 75 % of transport Rockingham with 50 % and 25% respectively .the second most common mode was bus which stood at rate of 15%.10% of people worked from home while the lowest was for bicycle and walking with 5% each.

In 2015, the pattern changed significantly from what they were previously, percentage of commuting to work by cars and carpools declined to 35% and 20% respectively , also more people worked from home reaching 15 % ,Matching bus usages . 10 % of employees commuted to work by bicycle, while walking was the least common at 5%.

In summary, while car and carpool usage declined , remote work and cycling increased , and rates for both bus and walk remained stable.

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