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Band 6+: The pie charts below show the proportion of people who used three different modes of transport (car, public transport, and bicycle/walking) to commute to work in three countries (A, B, and C) in 2010 and 2015.

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The image presents six pie charts detailing transportation methods. For Country A - 2010, the distribution is Car 60%, Public Transport 25%, and Bicycle/Walking 15%. For Country B - 2010, it is Car 70%, Public Transport 20%, and Bicycle/Walking 10%. For Country C - 2010, the figures are Car 80%, Public Transport 15%, and Bicycle/Walking 5%. For Country A - 2015, the data shows Car 55%, Public Transport 30%, and Bicycle/Walking 15%. For Country B - 2015, the breakdown is Car 62%, Public Transport 28%, and Bicycle/Walking 10%. Finally, for Country C - 2015, the percentages are Car 72%, Public Transport 20%, and Bicycle/Walking 8%.
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The presented pie charts highlights data regarding the proportion of individuals who used three various kind of transport namely, car, public transport, and bicycle/walking to go to work in three different countries ( A, B, C ) over a five-year period between 2010 and 2015. Units in the charts are measured in percentages.

In general, what stands out from the chart is that the highest percentage was the transportation of car in all three countries from 2010 to 2015, whereas people use bicycle/walking lower rather than public transport or car.

Looking at the details, as regards car, it was twice as popular as public transport and used to commute to work by people. Using car was a common transport system in people’s life. In Country A, the public often use their car to work at 60 per cent. This figure was increased in two other countries, by 10 per cent in 2010.

With respect to using bicycle/walking, in 2015, it was not as popular as public transport, at 15 and 30 per cent respectively in Country A. Following this, in Country B and C, this percentage was almost near with each other, at 10 and 28 accordingly in 2015.

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